Can't change footer!
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I built a WordPress site for a client about 1.5 years ago. It can be seen at https://www.robinsfdn.org.
The uses a modified version of the Twenty Ten theme (not a child theme–sorry!). The footer has minimal content, so I opted not to use the footer widget areas, but to just hard code the content in. My footer.php file therefore contains:
<div id="site-info"> <p class="footer-entry">©<?php echo date("Y") ?> Robins Foundation</p> <p class="footer-entry">10 S. 3rd Street, Richmond, Virginia 23219</p> <p class="footer-entry">804-523-1144 (F) 804-523-1150</p> </div>
Here’s my problem. I was asked to change the street address to a new one (the client moved). The new address appeared on the home page, but not on any other. The old address persists. I have searched the source code of every file in the theme (both my local copy and the live one) and there are zero hits on the words in the old address. It seems that there no longer exists the older “hard-coded” version of the address anywhere in the theme files.
I have no recollection of having the footer content be content managed in any way, but to check, I’ve looked at the footer widgets in the dashboard (empty) and used an SQL database search plugin to see if the old address string appears there (it does not!).
I’m at a loss to figure out what could be generating the HTML of the older address. I can’t find it in the php files and I can’t find it in the database. Where else could it be coming from? The site is hosted by Network Solutions if that has any relevance
Any thoughts/hints/solutions! welcome, of course.
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