hi thank you for the quick response.
i am unable to access error logs on this server (sigh).
however, i was able to isolate the issue to the Theia slider plugin.

once i get log files i will reach back out with either additional questions or a note on a quick fix. thanks!

thx for the email!

hi,
i can confirm that i checked plugins and cleared cache. i did that prior to bumping.
i am able to edit all of the other templates except for the footer. and yes, i see the option to edit the footer template has now added, but i am unable to edit both my current footer and any new downloaded templates.

how can i connect with one of your actual tech folks?

do you all even read the questions we ask?
you provided a solution on how to use Google fonts.

my problem was that the font i want to use from Google fonts is not listed in the theme panel. not the same

hi, i’d like to bump this. i have the same issue.
i actually was previously able to edit both header and footer templates with the composer. tnow, i am unable to do it for the footer.

when i open it, i can see all of the content now, but am unable to click to add/edit rows anymore. i tried opening other templates to access footer that way, and can’t edit there,either.

hey thanks
i did that previously before reaching out.
the problem with that is the code is called BEFORE the doctype. i want it to show right before the closing </head> div.

re: PHP, is there any way to inject PHP code into templates?

i previously followed the directions on those pages before posting my question. i chose another font. but i want to note that there are several Google fonts that are not listed in the theme panel. it would be helpful if there were a way to refresh the list of fonts to include them all.

hi thanks for your response but it ignores my original question and notes.
“Google Analytics and JavaScript Codes” section in theme panel does not parse PHP within the WordPress loop. in addition, i need to have the code called AFTER the doctype is declared. i already have a child theme, but even when adding code to header.php it calls BEFORE doctype.

so, my question is it possible to add via cloud template? or is there a trick to inject code in child header to render after the doctype is defined