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I have a node.js website and I want to change the name of a page from example.com/abc to example.com/def.
I have changed the name of the file and any references to it on other pages, it works when I test it locally, but when I push the changes to my web server, it doesn't work.
I think I'm missing a setting on my Ubuntu server or Cloudflare.
I'm not using a website builder.
The process for changing the name of a page on a website may vary depending on the platform or content management system (CMS) you are using to create and manage your website. However, in general, you can follow these steps:
Log in to your website's CMS or website builder.
Navigate to the page you want to rename.
Locate the option to edit the page's settings or properties.
Look for a field that allows you to change the page title or name.
Enter the new title or name for the page.
Save the changes.
It's important to note that changing the name of a page may affect its URL or address, so you may need to update any links that point to the page as well.
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I used inspect-element to change words and images on a website for a project and then saved the newly edited site as a file, but after working fine the first few times I ran it. The file started to show up weird. It originally looked like the linked Clickhole.com article that I've linked albeit with my modifications. And now shows up broken. So I was wondering how to make the file look right again.
It might be because the file was originally ran in on a Google-chrome laptop but doesn't know what to do trying to run on a Mac or Windows computer but I'm not sure.
How the edited code shows up
How it originally looked
You would need to download all the assets the HTML file is pointing to, like the images and style.css. Or you could add a base tag in the head element of the HTML file to make the website look for assets in the original.
<base href="https://clickhole.com/overstepping-her-bounds-j-k-rowling-has-announced-tha-1828826710/">
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I'am an administrator of a website (I mean user that can access to the site with a login and I can modify the page; the site called me admin). I want to know if as admin I can modify and update this webpage from code. Since I'm admin I can modify by a textbox the information of the site (through a dashboard?), but I want to know if I have autorization to access the server files (or something like that) and I can modify page direclty from it. I want to find a way to modify the site without insert text in the box, clicking every time in the bottom "upgrade" (as a data entry), but I would try to modify all directly from htlm code. I don't know the permission and I don't directly know who has created the site, but I'm asking you if it is possible know if I'm authorized to edit the site and what is the easiest way to do this.
Thank you in advance.
If you inspect a page and update the html code, js, text or whatever, those changes are just for you, the changes are not permanently.
To update permanently what you see when you open a page, you have to modify the server files which are hosted or if that website have a admin dashboard and the website content is customizable from admin, you can change it from there.
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So, I'm doing a test for a job opportunity, and one of the challenges was to develop a website to show how I'm programming sites. I did the site, used some javascript components to add a carousel, a sidebar, and other cool addons, along with bootstrap.
The opportunity said that the site needs to be upload at GitHub pages, so i uploaded all my files (all the .js, .css, index.html, and images) to the main branch and did a pull request to the GH-pages branch. But when I opened the link, the CSS, javascript, and other stuff don't seem to work. How can I fix this?
PS: Do the site only using html+css isn't an option now due time to deliver the site.
How it should look:
How it is looking in the GitHub pages link:
It is probably your file isn't loading. Check console to see if there is an error. It gets sometimes to load js files on GitHub pages. Try reloading the page.
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I ran into a problem this evening that I don't really understand. I just uploaded some edits to a page on my site along with the updated CSS stylesheet and a new .js file, but a lot of the style is missing or not functioning properly.
Has anyone experienced this? And how do you suggest I debug this? I've tried to upload the pages again, but the same thing happens.
Also, just to clarify. The content is there but it is not displaying how it should, given the js and css commands.
1- hard refresh the page using Ctrl+F5 to void the web cache. The browser is probably reading the content from the cache. You can temporary rename the css file to force the browser loading new files.
2- Set expires for content (So visitors wont need to use hard refresh).
(How to set content expire)
3- Check The console to find if there is error about file addresses or other possible fails.
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I am new to magento, so i have little knowledge about it. I want to Add an Image or Html Code at the Header of Magento.I want this (http://prntscr.com/8c5ens) one to be placed here (http://prntscr.com/8c5eyy) .Can AnyOne guide me how to do it ?
You need to find the html template file.
One way to do that it's enable Template Path and Block Name hints:
Login to Magento Admin panel
Go to System->Configuration.
The Template Path and Block name will only appear for current website. So change the Current Configuration Scope to ‘Main Website’.
Go to the Advanced section and click on Developers.
Expand the Debug tab.
Set the Template Path Hints to ‘Yes’.
Set the Block Name Hints to ‘Yes’.
Click on ‘Save Configuration’ button.
Open Magento user panel and see the template path hints. It shows each file where the page element is located in.
Another way it's find the code in whole project (intuition needed):
Open developers tools of browser.
Find some specific pieces of code, copy it and try to find it through the whole project.
Probably it should be somewhere in app/design/frontend/ path.