• I’d like to change the image “/images/ag-logo-min.jpg” in the below line of code in a theme footer. I’m used to uploading an image to the Media Library, then inserting the /wp-content/uploads/ link, however this doesn’t work in this instance.

    /images/ag-logo-min.jpg” alt=”” />

    The full URL of the image in the above the code is /wp-content/themes/rph/images/ag-logo-min.jpg

    I’m wondering where this “themes” folder is and how I can upload an image to the correct location, grab the link then swap it out in the code?

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  • lisa

    (@contentiskey)

    the themes folder is located in WP-Content folder
    this folder is accessible in your webhosting account
    do you have access to your webhosting account?
    which theme are you using?

    Thread Starter Olivia Teak

    (@olivia-teak)

    @contentiskey Thanks Lisa.
    I don’t have access to the webhosting account at this time.
    I believe it’s a custom built theme.
    Is there a way to change the line of code so it can pull an image from the Media Library? Rather than /wp-content/themes/rph/?
    Or any other way you suggest?

    lisa

    (@contentiskey)

    You can make make changes to code the footer.php file.
    **Be sure make a backup copy of your website files and database and especially your custom theme before editing any of the files.**

    Yes you can get the URL of any image.
    The image URL is available for every item in the media library area in the “attachment details”.

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