How can I access – Original Source- and edit?

  • In my blog I have a thumbnail picture in my post that has text above it that I did not enter. I opened the Original Source page but cannot edit it. This is only on my Home Page, I am using the same thumbnail on other pages and the text doesn’t appear, just on Home page.
    How am I able to take that code off of Original Content Page?

    Thanks for the help!

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  • Do you have a link to the page in question, so that we can take a look

    Thread Starter rcroy72

    (@rcroy72)

    https://www.myelectricshaverreviews.com

    It only appears in Home Page

    Thanks

    do you mean where it says “The Sanyo ECJ-HC55S”?

    you have some coding errors that I can see. First check your index.php in your theme for the above text, in your code it is coming up here:

    <div id="content">
<div id="inner-content" class="clearfix">
	<div id="review-column">
The Sanyo ECJ-HC55S 							<div class="post">

    So if you can find where that review column div is by searching through your theme files.

    Next up I’ll answer a question you didn’t ask

    At the bottom of your site you have google-site-verification: googleb5e7374631b03636.html

    So you must have dropped that text into your theme somewhere, but not properly. That needs to be wrapped in meta tags, up in your header.php file

    Thread Starter rcroy72

    (@rcroy72)

    Yes, I was trying to get my UA Code from Google and they kept denying that I had put it in, so I kept sticking it in different places until they accepted it. I checked my Header file and came upon this code:
    </head><meta name=”google-site-verification” content=”7R2o5unRtzbvWmg4Zhn0P1KHwuwjeDvjM-5KwOQByz4″ />
    <body>

    What do I do now, take the code out of the index file or should I just leave it the way it is?

    You’ve been a great help, than k you so much.

    </head><meta name="google-site-verification" content="7R2o5unRtzbvWmg4Zhn0P1KHwuwjeDvjM-5KwOQByz4" />
<body>

    should be

    <meta name="google-site-verification" content="7R2o5unRtzbvWmg4Zhn0P1KHwuwjeDvjM-5KwOQByz4" />
</head>
<body>

    THe meta needs to be inside the head. I usually put it in my header.php amongs the other stuff in there that starts with meta, if you have any other meta code in there.

    And then yes, you can remove it from index, it only goes in header.php inside of the <head> section

    Thread Starter rcroy72

    (@rcroy72)

    I tried to do that and now I really messed it up. I get this error:

    Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_ENDIF in /home/content/91/8445991/html/myelectricshaverreviews/wp-content/themes/wprtGuitarTheme/header.php on line 6

    Can I pm you and give you both my index and header screenshots?

    you can put all of the code in header.php into
    https://pastebin.com

    and report the link to your paste back here, I can then see your code and suggest a fix

    Thread Starter rcroy72

    (@rcroy72)

    and report the link to your paste back here

    (?)

    I pasted the info where you suggested, is there something else I need to do?

    after yuo paste your code in there, you save/submit it

    You can then paste the link to that page here, I will be able to see what you put up there

    each paste gets a link like pastebin.com/ajsdghf that’s what we need

    Thread Starter rcroy72

    (@rcroy72)

    https://pastebin.com/GNJCxB4A

    https://pastebin.com/c7EYMEiB
    Try that

    Thread Starter rcroy72

    (@rcroy72)

    I think it worked but now I have this on home page :

    Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘<‘ in /home/content/91/8445991/html/myelectricshaverreviews/wp-content/themes/wprtGuitarTheme/index.php on line 28

    I went to pastebin.com and pasted in my code for index page and got this code:

    https://pastebin.com/c7EYMEiB

    I can’t thank you enough for what you have done for me, can you take a look at this too? I am forever in your debt.

    With your patience you must be a Rev.

    That is your header.php code in the pastebin that you linked to. If you can put your index.php code in there, I’m happy to take a look!

    Thread Starter rcroy72

    (@rcroy72)

    Since I use the same theme I just deleted and then copied another
    index file from another blog, that solved the problem.

    As I said before you don’t know how much I appreciate your help.

    I’m learning a lot of new things because of people like you.

    Someday I hope I can give back.

    Good luck in all you do in the future.

    No problem! Glad to help!

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