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Robert Young
11,742 PointsHow do I remove 'this is the page.php file' from the top of my WP site?
Hi all, this may sound like a slightly naive question, but I have got myself into a spot of bother. I have just completed the super Allison Grayce site, from 'how to build a wordpress theme,' and I would like to include it in my portfolio. But the question is this - I was advised by a previous Treehouse moderator to put comments such as 'this is the page.php file' 'this is the work.php file' on top of every page, so I could see which pages were using which files. But now its on, I just cannot seem to get it off. I have tried going into Appearance -> Editor, and removing it from the php templates, but it just seems to remain there when I press refresh. Anyone have any tips on this slightly futile problem?? My site is at http://allisongrayce.young1.org. Thanks, Robert. London, UK.
3 Answers
danielcroft
7,438 PointsOpen the page.php file and ctrl +f type "this is the page,php file" then delete that line
Kevin Korte
28,149 PointsSomewhere in your template, you have that hard coded in. Just simply remove the code. Are you trying to do this from WP's editor?
Robert Young
11,742 PointsThanks - actually the main problem was that I was not emptying the cache after making the changes in the editor. I shall be sure to do this next time....