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Where is the HTML/PHP code located, so we can make changes to the existing code?

  • Community Expert

There is no access to the underlying code to change things. You can add to functionality by creating applications or adding theme hooks, depending on what you are trying to achieve.

  • Author

What if we were trying to add a button that automatically goes to the top/bottom of the page? Is this just done to each individual theme through the custom css in the theme editor?

  • Community Expert

Yes, that would be correct. Either by CSS additions, theme hooks, or adding JS items

  • Author

Thanks

is it possible to insert code above </head>

if so, is there a guide how to do this? just installed 5 to try out before changing over our sites.

totally get it now

Actually think this is a good idea as i will have access to all my changes in one place. Name structure for my edits should make it much easier to access.

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29 minutes ago, loccom said:

totally get it now

Actually think this is a good idea as i will have access to all my changes in one place. Name structure for my edits should make it much easier to access.

Glad you have what you need :)

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