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Finding the html file name with firebug
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- christophe
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- It is very obvious to find the css file name with firebug. But where can we find the name of a html file? For instance, the one I have to edit to change a link name, or a menu name.
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- Amandeep Singh
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You can click on html tab in firebug and then inspect the area for which you require the html code
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1) Clear your browser cache if changes dont reflect
2) Provide link to your site to help us help you better
3) Use in firebug
Tutorial-- http://www.rockettheme.com/blog/team/255-tools-firebug
softlogique.com
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- christophe
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Thanks for the reply.
But I still don't see the name of the file which contains the text.
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- Amandeep Singh
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- Maybe, you can provide me with the screenshot along with the url
- Quick tips::
1) Clear your browser cache if changes dont reflect
2) Provide link to your site to help us help you better
3) Use in firebug
Tutorial-- http://www.rockettheme.com/blog/team/255-tools-firebug
softlogique.com
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- christophe
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Thanks,
Here you have a screenshot: I would like, for exemple, change the "main menu" name (between the H3 tag). But I don't know which file to open. Is it a way with firebug to find the file name with this "main menu" title?
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- James Spencer
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- If that is splitmenu, then see /templates/rt_terrantribune_j15/html/modules.php
- James Spencer / Developer & Support / Hull, UK
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