Pepper,
Are you asking where to input the content that’s extracted from the database?If so, that’s the WordPress Admin.
http://codex.wordpress.org/Administration_Panels
Can you be more clear?
Hi Chase,
sorry, I am not really sure about all this so let me see if I can clarify…
Basically I want to update some images that are located in the content section. I am trying to find where they are -on the backend -so I can update the images that are in this section? i can’t seem to find it so I wasn’t sure…and was looking for some direction on how to track these down so I can update them…
the puzzle piece set up here is new for me…
thanks so much
the_content( ) is a function that extracts the content of each individual post in a WordPress install.
To change the_content( ), you are really just making changes per individual post through your WordPress Administration panel.
If you type “http://[yoururl.com]/admin” (assuming your WordPress install lives at the root of your site, it should bring up an administration page where you login.
Once logged in, the “Dashboard” will have options on the left side of the page. Click on “Posts” and your content lives there (or in “Pages” depending on if it’s a blog post you want to edit or an informational page).
Hope that helps. This is basic WordPress 101 stuff…
Here’s a video on how to login to your Administration panel:
http://knowledgeconstructs.com/wordpress-video-tutorials/how-to-log-into-wordpress/
