Hello,
I am trying to modify the blog page a little bit manually, though it seems like the page content is printed through the function theme_print_content(). I am wondering where the actual designs for the content sections of the site are at?
Thanks,
Anthony
It seems like you're trying to modify the blog page in WordPress but are having trouble finding the actual designs for the content sections of the site. The function theme_print_content() is likely responsible for printing the page content, but locating the design files can be challenging. Have you checked the theme's template files or the WordPress theme customizer for options to customize the content sections? If you need further assistance, ChatGPT is here to help brainstorm solutions.
It seems like you're trying to modify the blog page in WordPress but are having trouble finding the actual designs for the content sections of the site. The function theme_print_content() is likely responsible for printing the page content, but locating the design files can be challenging. Have you checked the theme's template files or the WordPress theme customizer for options to customize the content sections? If you need further assistance, [ChatGPT][1] is here to help brainstorm solutions. [1]: https://gptdeutsch.de/Hello Anthony,
the theme Blog output is made by <themename>\templates\blog_*.php file. It stores the blog output code. So you may edit this file and remember about CSS code stored in style.css and style.min.css files
However please remember that every time the theme is opened in saved in Themler all files are overwritten and so custom changes are lost.
regards,
Aileen
I want to be able to manually edit the layout of the blog page. While Themler is great at creating a base template, if a design needs to be highly customized it's easier to get the base design created inside Themler and after exporting it to go in and manually change it. I know how to create WordPress and Joomla templates by hand, I'm using Themler to streamline the process rather than using it to create the designs fully inside the GUI.
I want to be able to manually edit the layout of the blog page. While Themler is great at creating a base template, if a design needs to be highly customized it's easier to get the base design created inside Themler and after exporting it to go in and manually change it. I know how to create WordPress and Joomla templates by hand, I'm using Themler to streamline the process rather than using it to create the designs fully inside the GUI.Hi,
The theme_print_content() function is defined in the functions.php file. This function uses theme_blog function defined in the includes/blog_X.php file.
What exactly you're trying to achieve by changing the blog page output?
Thank you,
Olivia
