I’m afraid I can’t find where the problem is? Your headers (or there lack of) seem to working fine. 🙂 If it’s still a problem, can you take a screen shot of the exact problem?
Thanks
Megan
Hi Megan,
I’m sorry. This issue was actually resolved yesterday, but I never changed the topic status as “resolved.” I certainly appreciate it though!
I’m actually having another problem with http://www.executivetravellink.com that maybe you can assist with. I was actually hired last Monday by this company Executive Travel Link to complete their site after someone else apparently started creating the site in partially WordPress and partially in HTML and CSS.
I have been able to figure out most of the WordPress issues, but cannot figure out the filenames of the others. For example, if you go to the Brands menu and go down to the Hotel Brands page, if I go into the Hotel Brands page that was created on WordPress. I see only the first paragraph about Club Med and I’m assuming that the rest of the content was created in a separate HTML file, so I am not able to edit or add anything to the page until I find the file that was used to create the rest.
Also, in the navigation bar at the top, I figured out how to change the titles and links at the top as I added new ones for “Vacation Packages” and “Attractions,” however I cannot figure out where to include those small thumbnails like the others have. I’m assuming that was done in a separate HTML file as well. I do have the information for their FTP and am in the process of transferring all of the files on the remote side to myself locally. However, since it looks like the site was started in WordPress, I can’t seem to figure out where all of the other files were placed.
I know this may be a bit confusing and may not even be possible for someone on the outside to figure out, but anything that you could suggest will be MUCH appreciated!
Thank you 🙂
