If you have a copy put the functions.php code up on http://pastebin.com, paste the link back in a reply, then we can see what the error is.
Use ftp download the functions.php file edit the code and upload it.
Use your ISP Control Panel > File Manager, navigate to the themes folder and download the file, edit and uploadit again.
HTH
David
Switch to the Twenty Eleven theme by renaming your current theme’s folder in wp-content/themes and adding “-old” to the end of the folder name using FTP or whatever file management application your host provides. That should get you back into your site. Then either undo the changes you made to your old theme or delete and re-upload it.
Below is the code.
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sorry won’t do that again
Assuming this is the code you added?
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Missing Braces for the first if statement, preffered : and endif; to {}
UNTESTED
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Also
/*End of Theme Options =======================================*/
?>
Always leave the php open only in functions.php
/*End of Theme Options =======================================*/
HTH
David
here’s the link for pastebin
http://pastebin.com/u/kkappleby
kk
Thanks all, it is now fixed. Used the ISP Control Panel > File Manager, navigate to the themes folder and download the file, edit and uploadit again and it works.
Great help and learned about the pastebin, awesome.
kk
Hi kk,
Glad we could help and you have it fixed.
Going forward it might be worthwhile creating a local install of WordPress, then use it as a sandbox for testing themes, plugins, and upgrades, before deploying them to your live environment.
There is XAMPP for all operting systems.
I prefer InstantWP for Windows as it installs and alters nothing in the environment or registry.
InstantWP also sell an ebook for beginners covering updating and deploying files from a local install to a production environment.
I am not affiliated or associated with InstantWP it is just an easy way to have a local WordPress without installing anything that alters the registry.
Using WordPress Admin for Exporting and Importing your website data into a local install is really quite easy as well.
Saves the website from being off line and visitor getting a bad experience with fatal errors.
HTH
David
