That button is an image file, located here: http://theurbannerd.com/AbproLabs/wp-content/themes/theme1254/images/requestbutton.png
The simplest way to change it would be to edit or replace that image file.
Is the ‘button’ shown in the post editor? If not, then a custom template may be in use in this custom theme.
Search the templates for:
<img style="border:none;" src="http://theurbannerd.com/AbproLabs/wp-content/themes/theme1254/images/requestbutton.png">
If you want the img to be at your site, download it, then upload to the /wp-content/themes/theme1254/images/ and update the template accordingly.
The link also points to that other domain:
<a href="http://theurbannerd.com/AbproLabs/?page_id=471"></a>
Change that also.
Thanks, so I found those links under Edit Themes:
<div align=right><?php
$link = 'http://theurbannerd.com/AbproLabs/?page_id=471'; //url link
$src = 'http://theurbannerd.com/AbproLabs/wp-content/themes/theme1254/images/requestbutton.png'; //image url
echo '<a href="'.$link .'"><img style="border:none;" src="'.$src .'" /></a>';
?></div>
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Would I download that image and upload it like you said, then change it to the new link under image URL… then after $link, would I put the link that I want it to go to?
<div align=right><?php
$link = '<==put your link between these==>'; //url link
$src = '<==put image's full path between these==>'; //image url
echo '<a href="'.$link .'"><img style="border:none;" src="'.$src .'" /></a>';
?></div>
See what is noted in <== ... ==> above. And, you will need to upload a button image from somewhere…
The $link will be the page taken to when ‘button’ is clicked on.
The $src will be the image displayed.
Make sure to backup this file first…
