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Posted again as there has been no response…esmi?

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Esmi,

I’m not sure what you’re telling me. Yes, that is the area of the header.php file that I believe I would need to modify. What specifically in that code would I modify to change (or point to) the location of the revised image?

Thanks again,

Disregard the request as I simply saved the old footer.php file into the child folder and made the changes I wanted.

Thanks for the help though.

Well, I constructed a child account for my test account. And from that css file, the tagline’s new size and the background image in the footer works like a charm! Those were 2 out of 3 things I was wanted to improve…thanks for the help on those. By the way, here’s the site address I’m working on (I have to get it right on this test site before working on other sites)- http://blazemarketinginctestaccount.com

The problem I’m running into is the 3rd thing, changing the anchor text (and link) in the bottom right hand footer. I’m able to change it correctly in the original footer.php file, but I know that will be erased when Twenty Ten is upgraded. So I wrote a new footer.php file from the Twenty Ten child folder I built. Unfortunately, there must be something wrong with the code. It says that there’s “something wrong on line 3” of the new footer.php file.

Below is the code I am using in that file. According to my html editor, line 3 would be the <div id=”site-generator”> line. Can someone tell me what’s wrong with it? I think I’m close. Thanks in advance! ~Scott

<?php

<div id=”site-generator”>
<?php do_action( ‘twentyten_credits’ ); ?>
“
title=”<?php esc_attr_e(‘Testing, testing’, ‘twentyten’); ?>” rel=”generator”>
<?php printf( __(‘Designed by %s.’, ‘twentyten’), ‘Blaze Marketing’ ); ?>

</div><!– #site-generator –>

?>

If I go into the directories and replace one wordpress.png with another wordpress.png (my design) file, it will still revert back to the original png file when WordPress is upgraded? I thought I did this very thing in a Pagelines theme and it doesn’t change. Please let me know.

And if that’s so, will the child theme that I construct circumvent this problem and keep the png file that I create?

Thanks,

Thanks…found in the stylesheet.

I guess then that I’ll just replace their wordpress.png with my own (using same name and size)…then that should take care of it, no? That way I wouldn’t have a parent/child problem, true?

Thanks again!