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Old 02-11-2013, 11:42 AM  
sarettah
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Originally Posted by Tittytweaker View Post
No, that's not what I'm talking about. I'm not talking about the code underneath the photos. I'm talking about the whole template for the whole page that clicking the model name takes you to. I have no clue how to edit that page because when you create a new taxonomy it doesn't add a new template for that page to the theme.
It is using an existing template. It did not invent anything new, I don't think ;p

I will take a glance and see if I can figure out which one. Probably category.php

In your category.php in your theme folder under this line:

<span><?php the_tags('Tags: ', ', ', ''); ?></span>

Put this:

<?php echo 'This is the category template'; ?>

then click through to the page in question and see if that line shows up. Depending on your font defaults and stuff you might have to do a view source to see it as it can end up black on black or white on white.

If it shows up, then it is the category.php file that you need to edit for that page. That is why I said to edit all occurrences throughout all the template files.

Let me know what happens please.


Edited in: I just went through the files in your theme, (yes, I actually downloaded it yesterday). The page template for that is either the category.php or the tag.php template files.

In the tag.php go and so the same edit as above but this one say <?php echo 'This is the tage page'; ?> and then click through and see if it says that on the page.

Those appear to be the only 2 templates in there that do not have the "related galleries" in them. Since the "related galleries" is NOT showing on the page I think it is one of them.

Hope that helps.

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