Website Seal

FrankiGoode · heinäkuu 16, 2013, 06:54:16 IP

Hi,

We've received the some source code for a Domain Origination Certified Seal. The instructions for posting the code are;

Go to your website's source code and paste the HTML code in the location where you want the seal to display.

NOTE: You must paste the HTML code within the body tags (<body> and </body>) of your Web page.

We're using SMF 2.0.4 and the Moonlight theme.

Can anyone please help and let me know where exactly I should use the code so that the seal appears in the footer or header of the website.

Many thanks,

Franki

Colin · heinäkuu 16, 2013, 07:47:32 IP

Hi FrankiGoode,

Welcome to SMF. What you will want to do is modify the index.template.php file found in /Themes/[your theme name]/

If you aren't using a custom theme the directory name is "default".

Regards

FrankiGoode · heinäkuu 16, 2013, 09:46:10 IP

Hi Colin,

Many thanks for your quick reply.

I've had a look at the file you mentioned but can't locate the <body> tags.

This is the code we have received for the seal...........

<span id="cdSiteSeal1"><script type="text/javascript" src="//tracedseals.starfieldtech.com/siteseal/get?scriptId=cdSiteSeal1&cdSealType=Seal1&sealId=55e4ye7y7mb733111f0fe22de086qfbwbz4ry7mb7355e4ye7bde83206477d44b [nofollow]"></script></span>

Do you know where I should place it?

thanks again,

Franki

Hristo · heinäkuu 16, 2013, 10:14:29 IP

Try this:

Find:

Koodi [Valitse]

// Show the load time?

Replace with:

Koodi [Valitse]


echo '
<span id="cdSiteSeal1"><script type="text/javascript" src="//tracedseals.starfieldtech.com/siteseal/get?scriptId=cdSiteSeal1&amp;cdSealType=Seal1&amp;sealId=55e4ye7y7mb733111f0fe22de086qfbwbz4ry7mb7355e4ye7bde83206477d44b"></script></span>';

	// Show the load time?

Probably after that you have to align it too.

FrankiGoode · heinäkuu 16, 2013, 10:17:28 IP

Many thanks Hristo, I'll give it a go this evening when our site isn't being used, just in case I stuff it up.

cheers very much,

Franki

kat · heinäkuu 17, 2013, 06:06:29 AP

Before you make any edits, take a copy of the file and rename it to something like index.template0.php, as a backup.

Then, if you screw the edit, you can delete the file and put index.template0.php back, renaming it back to index.template.php, in the process.

You're members won't even notice, then.

FrankiGoode · heinäkuu 17, 2013, 07:22:49 IP

Colin, Hristo and K@,

You'll all legends, thanks heaps. Got it working.

I found the code in the sources/subs file - read it somewhere on this forum that with SMF 2.0.4 all template stuff is now there instead of the index.template

thanks again,
Franki

Colin · heinäkuu 17, 2013, 07:55:10 IP

Wahoo!

Thank you so much for the kind words. Be sure to stop by again if you need any more help or just want to say hello.

kat · heinäkuu 18, 2013, 06:13:43 AP

Yay!

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