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  • Thread Starter fabthi

    (@fabthi)

    Hey, gimme a break! Too many replies!!!

    Move the code which outputs the feed icons into the <div> which starts with <div class="entry-meta">

    btw, no one here is paid to answer questions, so your sarcasm is not appreciated.

    Thread Starter fabthi

    (@fabthi)

    fonglh
    Please forgive me, but really I didn’t mean to be sarcastic, only facetious.
    Where should I look for to find “the <div> which starts with <div class="entry-meta">
    Thanks for your help.

    Fabio

    It’ll be in the theme .php files. Under wp-content/themes/<theme name>.

    Possibly single.php. If not then try index.php, or loop.php if it exists.

    ayo gabung di security grand zuri dumai

    Thread Starter fabthi

    (@fabthi)

    “ayo gabung di security grand zuri dumai “
    ??????

    Thread Starter fabthi

    (@fabthi)

    I don’t have any of the sections you’re suggesting (screenshot)
    Since Autofocus theme is a child theme of Thematic, could it be somewhere in the sections of Thematic?

    Thread Starter fabthi

    (@fabthi)

    I have a <div class="entry-meta"> section in here

    since it’s a child theme, you’ll have to copy the original file from thematic to override it in your child theme.

    I don’t think it’s the image attachment template file, but you could give it a shot.

    Thread Starter fabthi

    (@fabthi)

    since it’s a child theme, you’ll have to copy the original file from thematic to override it in your child theme.

    Sorry fonglh, but I am not so experienced yet to clearly understand your indications: which file should I copy from Thematic and where should I override it in the child (Autofocus) theme?
    In the Thematic editor I have these sections
    There is a Main Index Template (index.php), a Single Post (single.php) but in none of the two there’s a <div class="entry-meta">

    In that case, you’ll have to look through those templates and see if they call a separate file for the Loop, maybe named loop.php, then see if the relevant code is there.

    Every theme is written differently so I can only give you general pointers on where to look. Or you could just use the search function on your operating system to find the piece of code.

    Thread Starter fabthi

    (@fabthi)

    OK, I’ll try to find it somewhere.

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