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WordPress and the Uneditable Theme Templates

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April 14th, 2011
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  1. Jenny (11 comments.) says:

    I’ve run into that problem before like years ago. I don’t have to now :P It’s so nice.

  2. Aaron says:

    What I hate more are themes with subdirectories and WP’s inability to go down a level or two.

  3. Lucky Games (1 comments.) says:

    Hey guys i have an error in my wordpress Please help me..
    Error is like this…!
    (When a user clicks on a link to a missing page, the web server will send the user an error message such as 404 Not Found.)
    If any ony have solution tell me. Thanks in advance.

  4. Wesi Lashley (1 comments.) says:

    Lucky game i have found a solution for you error Follow the follwing steps..!

    To edit your Theme’s 404 error template file:

    1. Open your WordPress admin panel:
    2. Choose Appearance menu.
    3. Choose the Theme Editor page.
    4. Check to see if your theme includes a ‘404 Template’ in the list of files.
    5. Click the link for ‘404 Template’ along the right side of the page.
    6. Edit the message text to say what you want it to say.
    7. Save your changes. (If the template file is not writable, see Changing File Permissions.)

    While you are examining and editing your 404 template file, take a look at the simple structure of the default 404.php file. It basically features tags that display the header, sidebar, and footer, and also an area for your message:

    Error 404 – Not Found

    Hope you will solve your solution.



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