Z_Everson

Thanks @alchymyth! I’m adding the portfolio entries via Portfolio > Add New. The gallery/home page then automatically adds the latest entry using the portfolio entry/s title and featured image. Looks like I created the problem by neglecting to add a featured image to the portfolio entry with the 8027 ID. Just added one an that fixed the problem. Thanks again!

Perfect. Thank so much for your help @sterndata!

Thanks @mateusgetulio and @keithdriscoll!

One possibility here is that this option is a widget, to change it go to this path:
Appearance > Customize > Footer Widget

I do have footer widgets, but they are for the content that appears just before the actual footer (the About, Contact, and Connect cells).

Other possibility is that your current theme uses Static Blocks. This option only gets available when the current theme uses it. It is present in the wp-admin main menu before the Media option. Just click on it and you’ll be able to see the footer file to edit.

That option doesn’t appear for me.

According to WooThemes site it should be located under Canvas > Settings >
Header & Footer > Footer

Thanks. Clearly I should have done some searching. I recall those options being available when I set up the website. Header & Footer, however, no longer appear with the other options in Canvas > Settings.

Please keep in mind that we do not support commercial themes here. You should refer to WooThemes website and Canvas docs.

I searched some more, but found nothing.

I was able to fix it, explaining the process here in case someone else encounters the same issue.

Via WP’s CMS at Appearance > Editor > Theme Footer (footer.php), I replaced

<?php woo_footer_left(); ?>

with

? 2017 Opt-Out Media, LLC. All Rights Reserved.

But that change brought about these error messages:

• “Something went wrong. Your change may not have been saved. Please try again. There is also a chance that you may need to manually fix and upload the file over https://FTP.”
• “Unable to communicate back with site to check for fatal errors, so the PHP change was reverted. You will need to upload your PHP file change by some other means, such as by using SFTP.”

If I looked at my website while the change was being processed, the footer shows the updated content. But when I looked after getting the error message, it had in fact reverted to the old content.

When I opened footer.php via my my hosting company’s control panel file manager, however, the new content was in it.

I then manually edited the .footer.php file I downloaded from my control panel’s file manager (just adding <p> and </p> before the text, as the the new content already was there) and uploaded it.

Ten minutes the updated content was still there. So I’m assuming that fixed it.

Thanks again!

Well that makes more sense than anything else I’ve read on the Internet in weeks. Yet someone it escape me in the first place. Thanks James!

Thanks @t-p. I checked with the developer on another issue a while back, but it no longer supports the theme. Which is why I came here.

That did it. Thanks Steve!

It was a plugin conflict (WP Super Cache). All fixed now.

Thanks Michael! Not sure what change fixed it, but a couple days after I last tinkered with the site, it appeared as I wanted it to. Thanks!

Thanks again everyone! All in One SEO’s suggestion and going to “Appearance_Customize_Screen > Site identity and modify the site title” just allows me to modify the site’s title—not remove the “Blog |” that appears before it in the browser tab. Any thoughts on how I can remove the “Blog |”? Thanks!

Thanks Steve. The text that’s in that field, however, reads

“An SBIR consultant, consulting on proposal research, business development for DoD, DoT, federal government RFPs”

The text that appears in the browser’s tab (which is what I’m trying to revise) though is

“Blog | JHEverson SBIR Consulting”

• This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by Z_Everson.

Good idea, thanks @alchymyth!

Thanks Steve. That’s the only

<div id="top">

I see in the source code. The html I’d added to get “Back to the top” working in the first place was

<a href="#top">

and

<a href="#top"><strong>Back to the top</strong></a>

in Single Page (page.php).

Thanks again!

• This reply was modified 8 years, 4 months ago by Z_Everson.

Any planned updates? Thanks!

Thanks Steve. I found

<div id="top">

in my theme’s theme-actions.php file. I deleted ID in that code, and back to the top worked perfectly on a narrow browser, as you expected. The menu, however, went from being a dropdown menu to having all the menu options appear at the top of the page, so I returned the “ID” to the code. Any idea how I can have back to the top work but without messing up the menu? Thanks again Steve!

• This reply was modified 8 years, 4 months ago by Z_Everson.

Thanks Steve. I looked at my plugins though and it dopes’t appear that I installed that plugin. Rather, it was done via html.