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  • Ok, ‘sorry but I’m stupid. I don’t remember how I edited the text you see when the mouse is over the social icon: could you please help me?

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  • Under the header.php file look for this code and edit the title=”Facebook”

    <ul class="social">
    <?php if($wl_theme_options['fb_link']!='') { ?>
    <li class="facebook" data-toggle="tooltip" data-placement="bottom" title="Facebook"><a  href="<?php echo esc_url($wl_theme_options['fb_link']); ?>"><i class="fa fa-facebook"></i></a></li>

    Remember to use a Child Theme so not to lose the edits later.

    Also I see the developer has misspelled the title for Twitter, I have email them to let them know.

    Thread Starter blueb

    (@blueb)

    Thank you so much: that’s why I wanted to edit the names, because Twitter is mispelled.
    It will be so cool if all the names were fixed with the proper capital letters and so on, e.g. Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube.

    You can edit them how you want now 🙂 and it’s misspelled not mispelled 😉

    Please mark as resolved if this has answered your question.

    Thanks

    Thread Starter blueb

    (@blueb)

    Hi Northwoods, thank you so much also for the correction of “misspelled”, I’m not a native English speaker and I always appreciate some suggestions.
    By the way, I tried to insert the code on Custom CSS, but it didn’t work.
    The code is the following:

    <ul class=”social”>
    <?php } if($wl_theme_options[‘twitter_link’]!=”) { ?>
    <li class=”twitter” data-toggle=”tooltip” data-placement=”bottom” title=”Twitter”>“><i class=”fa fa-twitter”></i>
    <?php } if($wl_theme_options[‘linkedin_link’]!=”) { ?>
    <li class=”linkedin” data-toggle=”tooltip” data-placement=”bottom” title=”LinkedIn”>“><i class=”fa fa-linkedin”></i>
    <?php } if($wl_theme_options[‘youtube_link’]!=”) { ?>
    <li class=”youtube” data-toggle=”tooltip” data-placement=”bottom” title=”YouTube”>“><i class=”fa fa-youtube”></i>

    You can’t add php code to a CSS style sheet.

    You can do one of two things.

    • Edit the header.php file, but every time the theme is updated you will have to edit it again.
    • Create a Child Theme and have your own header.php file that you can edit so when the theme is updated you keep your code.

    Hi,

    Did the above solution work for you.

    Thanks

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