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@rdellconsulting… I went in there and unchecked “Make Header Sticky on Scroll.” It stayed sticky at first, but now it seems to be resolved. Maybe it takes a while for the changes to take effect? How does it look when you look at it?

So you mean there’s some cache setting on my computer that’s preventing me from seeing them?

Can you see the images on this page?

http://prettyhungryblog.com/2011/09/25/a-very-revealing-dessert/

Awesome, thanks!!

I’ve done that, but it doesn’t result in any change to my footer. It looks just as it did before I inserted any code at all. I would think it would cause some sort of logo to show up down there, wouldn’t it?

Ok, I went into my file manager and created a footer.php file in my child theme (and copy/pasted the contents of the parent file in there first.)

First, I tried pasting the ad code in there right before the </body> tag exactly as they provided it to me. When I looked at my site, it didn’t look like anything had changed.

So next, I tried inserting the code before the </body> but I added
<?php
as the first line, and
?>
as the last line. (Is that what you were telling me to do, d4z_c0nf?) Anyway, when I did that and looked my site, the footer was gone altogether.I’m guessing it’s just a matter of me inserting it wrong?

Also, fyi, the code I’m inserting starts with
<script>
and ends with
<no/script>

So are you saying that for my file should I remove everything in that snippet after line 21??

Ok, I went into my file manager and I had to create a functions.php folder in my child theme because I didn’t have one yet. I pasted that snippet into the folder exactly as it reads in your link. The result was that my website was no longer viewable. As soon as I deleted the functions.php folder, my site became viewable again. Any idea what I did wrong?