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  • You will need to upload a fresh copy of your theme.

    Your PHP code has to be between:
    <?php
    AND
    ?>

    So if you by accident do something like:
    <?php <img src... you will get this error!

    If you need some regular html between the php, you do like so:

    <?php /* some php code here */?>
      <!--# Some HTML here -->
    <?php /* Some php here */ ?>

    Thread Starter backpackwithbrock

    (@backpackwithbrock)

    When inputting the code – I went into functions.php like advised, inputted the code and came up with this error.

    If I am in my FTP File Manager trying to remove that code, is there any idea where I would find that section of coding?

    Try downloading your theme’s functions.php file, opening it in a plain text editor, removing the code you added and re-uploading the amended file.

    You should not be putting any CSS in functions.php
    functions.php is for the theme functions, like defining widgets, thumbnails, hooks, what the theme supports, etc.

    As your error is on line 81, most likely your code is on line 80 or 81.

    Thread Starter backpackwithbrock

    (@backpackwithbrock)

    Thanks for all your help crew! I figured it out with your help!

    We’re up and running again.

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