You haven’t provided enough information for anyone to really be able to help you. What are you trying to do? Remove the subscribe link? Where is it on the page? What theme are you using? What makes you think that adding a link to the header.php file will fix it? How about posting a link to the site so people can see what you are referring to?
oh man i completely spaced on adding a link to my site
http://www.bladeordie.com
the them is called the master plan, every other change i have made so far to anything in the header has been done to the header.php file the name of the theme is themasterplan
there are 2 links that i havent figured out how to get to work correctly, subscribe and archives
Is the subscribe link meant to be linked to the RSS feed? if so, you probably want it to read something like
<a href="<?php bloginfo('rss2_url'); ?>" target="_blank">Subscribe</a>
You don’t necessarily need the target="_blank".
What is the Archives link supposed to be linked to? Maybe the main blog page?
Right now they are both linked to # which essentially means that nothing will happen when you click the link.
the # is supposed to be replaced by the link, it was the same with the home page and people page,
that link you posted, is that what i would replace the “#” and then change blank with a url?
I really don’t know what you want those links to do, so it’s hard to answer the question properly. For the Subscribe link IF you want it linked to your RSS feed you would replace the # with <?php bloginfo('rss2_url'); ?>. If you want it linked to something else, you’ll have to say what that is. I have no idea what you want the Archives link to do. There are lots of kinds of archives (yearly, monthly, author, tag, etc.) or you may want it linked to wherever your main blog page is or will be.
i do want the subscribe feed with the rss feed
i will try that in a second.
thanks
it worked. thank you so much SS_Minnow
