If its a menu item then “menus” in “Appearances”.
If part of the theme you are using then check the “theme options”
If you literally have a button (<button></button>) then you simply need to wrap it in an anchor tag.
Example:
<a href="http://www.google.com" target="_blank">
<button type="button">My Cool Button</button>
</a>
the <a> lets the parser know that this is an anchor (or link). The href attribute dictates what page it should lead you to. and target=”_blank” lets the browser know to open this link up in a new tab.
Hopefully that helps.
Tip: You can also wrap images, and text in the <a></a> tags to make them into links.
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j05hn
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Ok so I tried your suggestion Evan and I ended up getting this at the bottom of my page
“Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘class’ (T_CLASS) in /home/j05h/public_html/wp-content/themes/link/sidebar-pagebottom.php on line 37”
This is the css area that I attempted to change. I changed it back but the parse error still shows
.'<div class=”col-md-4 bg-darkblue padding-top-bottom”>
<h4 class=”ml”>LINKEDIN</h4>
<p class=”centered aligncenter”><i class=”fa fa-LinkedIn icon-lg”></i></p>
<p class=”ml”>> Connect With Me</p>
Thread Starter
j05hn
(@j05hn)
sorry figured out the error but stil can’t get it to link
here is the css i’m working with. Basically its a blue square with the LinkedIn icon. when clicked it sends me to the top of the page.
.'<div class=”col-md-4 bg-darkblue padding-top-bottom”>
<h4 class=”ml”>LINKEDIN</h4>
<p class=”centered aligncenter”><i class=”fa fa-linkedin icon-lg”></i></p>
<p class=”ml”>> Connect With Me</p>
</div>’
Thread Starter
j05hn
(@j05hn)
Nvm I got it thanks everyone!
