Locate specific html code
Where can I locate the html source code for the following? I have been looking for 3 hrs. I need to edit the padding
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Hi, my homepage takes 27 seconds to display. It seems the problem comes from these lines of codes <link rel='dns-prefetch' href='//file.myfontastic.com' /> myfontastic.com doesn't work. I don't know how to use a FTP . How can I find this code lines?
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Hello Julian,
Thank you for your question regarding file editing. To edit the code in the file, you can use the cPanel File Manager to navigate to the file and edit it using the Code Editor:
https://www.inmotionhosting.com/support/edu/cpanel/file-manager-code-editor/
Best Regards,
Alyssa K.
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Hello Julian,
Thank you for your question regarding file editing. To edit the code in the file, you can use the cPanel File Manager to navigate to the file and edit it using the Code Editor:
https://www.inmotionhosting.com/support/edu/cpanel/file-manager-code-editor/
Best Regards,
Alyssa K.
Thank you very much for posting this.
However that does not solve my problem.
I was meant to ask, once you have found the codes, how it possible to make changes on the code ? The control +f method only allow to display, not to change the code.
Thank you.
Julian.
Hello Surfbum81,
Thank you for contacting us about an issues locating code in your site. I noticed you are using Joomla, which typically uses PHP to auto-generate the pages. This means there are usually no static HTML pages to edit, and you would make the changes in the Theme/Template.
I was able to find the lines of code in the Chrome browser, by right-clicking, selecting "View page source" , then searching with "Ctrl + F."
You can also locate the code by right clicking, then choosing "Inspect". Then searching with "Ctrl + F."
If you have any further questions, feel free to post them below.
Thank you,
John-Paul
Thank you for contacting us about an issues locating code in your site. I noticed you are using Joomla, which typically uses PHP to auto-generate the pages. This means there are usually no static HTML pages to edit, and you would make the changes in the Theme/Template.
I was able to find the lines of code in the Chrome browser, by right-clicking, selecting "View page source" , then searching with "Ctrl + F."
You can also locate the code by right clicking, then choosing "Inspect". Then searching with "Ctrl + F."
If you have any further questions, feel free to post them below.
Thank you,
John-Paul
Hi John,
Thank you very much for posting this.
However that does not solve my problem.
I was meant to ask, once you have found the codes, how it possible to make changes on the code ? The control +f method only allow to display, not to change the code.
Thank you.
Julian.
Hello Surfbum81,
Thank you for contacting us about an issues locating code in your site. I noticed you are using Joomla, which typically uses PHP to auto-generate the pages. This means there are usually no static HTML pages to edit, and you would make the changes in the Theme/Template.
I was able to find the lines of code in the Chrome browser, by right-clicking, selecting "View page source" , then searching with "Ctrl + F."
You can also locate the code by right clicking, then choosing "Inspect". Then searching with "Ctrl + F."
If you have any further questions, feel free to post them below.
Thank you,
John-Paul
Thank you for contacting us about an issues locating code in your site. I noticed you are using Joomla, which typically uses PHP to auto-generate the pages. This means there are usually no static HTML pages to edit, and you would make the changes in the Theme/Template.
I was able to find the lines of code in the Chrome browser, by right-clicking, selecting "View page source" , then searching with "Ctrl + F."
You can also locate the code by right clicking, then choosing "Inspect". Then searching with "Ctrl + F."
If you have any further questions, feel free to post them below.
Thank you,
John-Paul