Hi there,

Open up header.php and locate the following on line 124...

<div id="ex"><i class="fa fa-warning"></i></div>

You can change the "fa-warning" value to anything supported on font-awesome: http://fontawesome.io/icons/

Best,

Christopher

where can I find the alert box icon via ftp in latest version of AID? I would like to replace it with a different icon.

that's the one! thanks so much Chris. A little messing with the stylesheet and it fits perfectly.

do you still have the '<?php echo get_template_directory_uri();?> '

as it will try to pull the url differently... would look something like http://yoursite.com/wp-content/themes/aid/http://THEURLYOUENTERED

which would make it return not found as its not a real URL

you'd need it to look something like

'<div id="ex"><img src="http://YOURURL" alt="!" /></div>'

-Chris K

I have the url. its just that when i replace "/images/!.png" with "http/etc..." the php doesn't find the image.

you can grab the full url once you upload the image via WordPress, if you go into the media manager thats a little button/link(when your in the attachment) to grab it I actually believe Molitor shows you in the video walkthrough(dont hold me to that I know its in some of the older videos not sure if AID was one)

Yes, i would certainly replace !.png if I had FTP access. Unfortunately, I only have WP access.

I tried to replace the "/images/!.png" on line 89 of header.php with an absolute address from the WP media folder, but that doesn't seem to work.

depending how much your changing it you could simply replace the !.png file on your server

the alert box stuff starts on line 109 in the style.css

the html(where the image is inserted) is in lines 87-91 in the header.php file

-Chris K

Hi - The alert box has "!.png" in as the graphic to the left. I can't seem to find where in the css this graphic is chosen. I'd like to replace this with a graphic form the library.

Thanks in advance.