Hello,
Where or How can i change the fixed-text right below the BLOG and RECENT-POST section in blog-page (called from main-menu using the fusion-template) and above the blog-articles itself?
The fixed text is like:
"The first return could be adapted to any quality you want to highlight, especially if you are eager to position your business relative to the competition"
I have looked everywhere but i cannot find where it is stored, hope somebody can help me.
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Hi
Thanks for contacting us. Please go to administrator--> Menus --> Main menu --> Blog --> then click Page title tab --> then change it from page subtitle --> https://prnt.sc/sLqqzSjs_keC
-Regards.
Ok. thnx. This works!
However, his don't solve the same issue for the section "recent post" on the same page.
Do you perhaps also where i can find the property to fix that one too?
Hi
Are you talking about this portion?
You can change it from here
Mehtaz,
It is about the portion you are showing, except the fact that i only want to change the text beneath the page-title "recent post", so the text like '"return could be adapted to any quality you want to highlight, especially if you are eager to position your business relative to the competition" .
Where can i change that text?
Give me a screenshot of that text please and also give me that specific page link.
as you can see at: https://www.sd4s.nl/index.php/blog
Hi
Go to this file
/fusion/language/en-GB/en-GB.tpl_fusion.iniAnd then search this text
return could be adapted to any quality you want to highlight, especially if you are eager to position your business relative to the competition
You can change it from there.
You can change it from there.
...and the update of the template will erase all changes. :)
This should be done here
Thx both. I created an override as Pavel suggested, but that didn't work. An overwrite-version of the ini-file is created in the override-directory but the system doesn't seem to use that one. Only if i change the constant in the original ini-file itself then i see the correct change in the webpage. I have done both for documentation and future use.
