Doodlebee

You’re going to have to contact the theme developer about this since it’s a premium theme. The forums here don’t provide support for those (because most people don’t have access to the theme code, and aren’t willing to purchase it to answer your question – that’s what the developer is for)

In any case, yes it’s possible, but you have to edit the theme code. Which refers me back tot he first paragraph. So you’ll have to go ask them how to pull it off.

Try this:

Footer.php
<div id=”footer”>
<p> copy; all content copyright</p>
</div>

Style.css
#footer {
width:500px;
margin:0 auto;
}

#footer p {
text-align:center;
}

(Sorry for no back ticks to format the code … I’m on my iPad and it doesn’t have back ticks available for me to use.)

No, a link to localhost will not work. That’s basically linking to you computer, and unless your computer (as a server) is allowing worldwide access to it, then one will see anything.

If you can upload the files to a server somewhere online, pele can see it. Otherwise you need to go to pastebin and pop your stylesheet and theme files in there and link it up for people to look at.

That’s a premium theme, and you can’t really get support here for those. You have to contact the developer, which is WooThemes.

I’m not 100% sure what links you’re referring to, because they all seem to work fine for me. If you mean the page or post title(?) when you’re in a single page or post, they *shouldn’t link. All it’ll do is link back to itself.

Yeah, that’s not your problem. The problem is, if you want WordPress to recognize your folder, then you’ll have to out in the call to wp-blog-header.php in the index file of the directory. Then you’ll need to do something like get_currentuserdata() with current_user-can() to check if the person is logged in AND has permission to access the folder. Setting the files as read-only is managed in your FTP settings with permissions.

OR

You can use a plugin.

If you just hit the “link” and added the www, then once it posted the link, you needed to write the link text and the closing tag. (Alternatively, you can highlight the words you want linked, and hit the link button, and it’ll do it for you) You can still edit the post and pop it in there.

Sounds like you’re wanting to password-protect files for download. There’s several plugins that already do this for you.

As for protecting the folder from access unless someone’ logged in, that takes more custom coding that you can probably put here. You’d probably be better off using a plugin.