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Page Displaying Incorrectly after removing data from the template sheet, please help

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  • #3436
    Alice Jackson
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    Hello, I’m in the middle of creating my first WordPress website, previously I used Weebly.

    I was really proud of myself as I had managed to make quite a few changes, add plug ins etc. and then i decided I wanted to get rid of the ‘posted by’ and ‘date posted’ line at the top of the blog page. I had a search on the internet and thought the following line of code

    <p class=”postmetadataw”>Posted by: <?php the_author_posts_link() ?> | on <?php the_time(‘F j, Y’); ?></p>

    Was the bit i should remove. I did this, and since then when I click on the pages that are using the blog template I get a message saying, sorry we couldn’t find anything to match your search. I thought i was being clever as I took a screen shot of where the data was that I’d taken on the blogg.php and the fblog.php however, when i put them back in my pages are still showing the ‘sorry we couldn’t find anything to match your search’.

    I could cry as I was just about ready to start writing the content. Please can you help me!

    Oh I also tried deleting the theme and then reinstalling it but it remembered everything from before 🙁 Please help!

    If you want to take a look at my website it’s http://www.madsoninterimsolutions.com

    Thank you in advance.

    #4627
    D5 Creation
    Keymaster

    You can simply overwrite the file with the original if you feel that the problem is raised from you editing.

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