Letter "f" shows up on upper left hand side of my wp site on all the pages.

  • The letter “f” shows up on the upper left portion on all my pages.Can someone please help me with this issue?

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  • Look at where the Head section ends and where body begins. There is an alphabet f as in: </head><body class=”home blog”> f (just where body begins).

    Just remove that f, and your problem will be solved.

    where you pasted the code in pastebin

    Thread Starter cook2030

    (@cook2030)

    Hello Krishna,

    I’ve checked header.php and the main.index template (index.php)

    and I don’t see it.

    Look at where the Head section ends and where body begins. There is an alphabet f as in: </head><body class=”home blog”> f (just where body begins).

    I do not see any f in source code where you say it is is

    </head>

<body class="home blog">
	<div id="container">

       <!-- BEGIN OF HEADER -->
       <div id="header">

    Look at where the Head section ends and where body begins. There is an alphabet f as in: </head><body class=”home blog”> f (just where body begins).

    Just remove that f, and your problem will be solved.

    Thread Starter cook2030

    (@cook2030)

    got it will do.

    Thread Starter cook2030

    (@cook2030)

    Hello,

    I’m sorry I’m a little confused,should I check inside
    header.php? I’m just not clear on where to check for this.

    @govpatel,
    You have quoted the right place. The letter f is loaded immediately after as <body class=”home blog”>f . After that (before <div id=”container”> ) the two style sheets load: <link rel=”stylesheet” href=”Carmelitafoods%20Inc.%20-_files/prettyPhoto.css” type=”text/css” media=”screen”>
    <link rel=”stylesheet” href=”Carmelitafoods%20Inc.%20-_files/custom_style.css” type=”text/css” media=”screen”>

    If it is not physically visible there, it can be a letter typed at a place, possibly the style sheets above.

    However, if you can view it in a HTML kit editor you can clearly see it there. Pastebin is probably locked (due to court orders, the site shows) or I could have pasted it there.

    Another method to open it and see is to save the page and open it in any HTML editor.

    It can be anywhere, but outside or after the end of the php tags.

    I can see it on firebug also, the relevant portion is here:

    <body class=”home blog”>
    f
    <link media=”screen” type=”text/css” href=”https://carmelitafoods.com/wp-content/themes/equator/css/prettyPhoto.css&#8221; rel=”stylesheet”>
    <link media=”screen” type=”text/css” href=”https://carmelitafoods.com/wp-content/themes/equator/css/custom_style.php&#8221; rel=”stylesheet”>

    Thread Starter cook2030

    (@cook2030)

    Hello, Copherfield

    Where is this <body class=”home blog”> located?

    Thread Starter cook2030

    (@cook2030)

    Where in my (editor) templates do I look for this?

    Thread Starter cook2030

    (@cook2030)

    Hello WP Bum,

    I did contact the company that created this theme, they said they had fixed this issue, but their telling me that I need to download the latest version, which sounds like I would probably have to re-import and customize my files all over again, which would be a BIG pain.

    Understand. Point being is forum rules about supporting paid themes. It’s the responsibility of the vendor since you paid for it.

    Thread Starter cook2030

    (@cook2030)

    I agree,
    So it would seem that there is nothing else I can do, but to change out the theme, since I cannot seem find the “f” error in either the header.php
    or the index.php?

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