I'm desperately trying to figure out what code is outputting this. It appears in the footer on every page simply as "Rendered template: <filename>". It's not just me. A Google search for "Rendered template: index.php" returns many sites with the same problem.
How do I remove the "Rendered template:" text below the footer? (8 posts)
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Hydra9268
Posted 9 months ago #
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Check your theme files.
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Posted 9 months ago #
Do you have any clue where I could look, or is it different for each theme?
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It's different for each theme. You can search text files using the search function in your operating system.
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rachelbaker
Posted 9 months ago #
Can you give some more information such as which theme you are using that is causing the output in your footer? If you switch to the default theme (twentyten or twentyeleven) does the output text still show?
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Posted 9 months ago #
I'm using the real estate part of "OpenHouse Realestate 3.0 by BuchmannDesign" theme.
There's so much customizing on this project that I am afraid that switching will delete it.
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This is a premium theme, so you can ask the theme developer for support.
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Posted 9 months ago #
I figured out the problem. The culprit is a plugin called Reveal Template. I have no idea how this plugin was installed. I did not install it and it did not come with the WordPress 3.1.4 installation. Weirdness!
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