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Sure. If you look any any of our blog posts ( https://amritayoga.com/yoga-talks/amma-talks/ma-om-meditation-and-mantra-japa/ for example) you’ll see the sidebar widgets on the right. The lowest widget is an email signup form, but you can’t see the text cuz the text and the background are both white. How can I change the text color or the background color on this widget? And how can I make sure no other similar widgets are affected? I also have an email signup form widget on the footer and I don’t want that changed. Thanks!

Looks great. Thanks. Does it also search all my html files? In general, the html files are the ones I most need to search.

resolved

Yes! That’s what I was looking for, the search terms. ”Backend search” and ”admin search”. I didn’t know the correct terms. Thanks!

https://imgur.com/PRLUZF9 This pic gives the details of what I’m looking for. Are there plugins that do this? Thanks,

Now resolved.

Thanks for the tip. Will do. Only a few pages needed the fix but they were hard to find. Cheers!

When I did a site search for https://www1.amma.org/event-registration/yoga that didn’t work. Then I did a search for amma.org/event-registration/yoga and that worked.

Thanks! Now I can fix those pages.

The organization that handles https://www1.amma.org/event-registration/yoga is getting hits on that old page and the visitors (potential customers) are getting error messages. They say the visitors are coming from my domain (amritayoga.com). So I’m trying to find all the pages on my site that has the bad url https://www1.amma.org/event-registration/yoga. I told them to set up redirects but they’re unable to at this time. The link is not broken so I don’t know if Broken Link Checker will work. I’ll try it soon. If you know an easy way to locate all instances of https://www1.amma.org/event-registration/yoga on my site that would be great.

“Is it possible you have a confused visitor with a old bookmark they are trying to use?” –Great point. Yes, this is possible. But I’d still like to scan my site for the old url.

Thanks, Cheers,

Sorry about that. My additional replies were only meant to clarify the issue I’m having. Thanks for your help.

The url www1.amma.org/event-registration/yoga is a link on one of my amritayoga.com pages. I don’t know which one. I want to find that page but I don’t know how.

The url https://www1.amma.org/event-registration/yoga is a target page outside my amritayoga.com domain. The url https://www1.amma.org/event-registration/yoga does not exists within my amritayoga.com domain. Does this help?

I need to locate the url https://www1.amma.org/event-registration/yoga somewhere on my site. How will site:https://amritayoga.com inurl:event find that specific url? I don’t understand. The url https://www1.amma.org/event-registration/yoga exists as an outbound link on one of my pages. I don’t know which one and I want to find out. The page exists someone on my site amritayoga.com. Thanks,

OK, I tried it but I probably did it wrong. Here’s the error message I got. What did I do wrong? Thanks,

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Your search - site:https://amritayoga.com inurl:https://www1.amma.org/event-registration/yoga - did not match any documents.

Suggestions:

Make sure that all words are spelled correctly.
Try different keywords.
Try more general keywords.
Try fewer keywords.

Thanks! Cheers,