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Hi,

I tried to edit a website that was created a few years ago by a developer. This is done through wordpress.

I changed an image address in the code, and on posting got the following:

Parse error : syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting ‘,’ or ‘;’ in /homepages/1/d191432458/htdocs/ShropshireHypnobirthing/wp-content/themes/shropshire-hypnobirthing/header.php on line  155

The change I made was on line 194 (highlighed in bold) - and the only change was to change the file from “shropshire-hypnobirthing.png” to “shropshire-hypnobirthing-new.png”

When it threw up this error, I immediately changed it back. What is confusing me is that it shows up as line 155 being the error, which was not touched:

The line that was changed:

<img src="<?php bloginfo('template_directory'); ?>/images/shropshire-hypnobirthing.png" alt="<?php bloginfo('name'); ?> - <?php bloginfo('description'); ?>" />

And the line that is throwing up the error (plus the line before and after):

case is_home() || is_page(‘4’):
echo “class=“home””;
break;

If anyone could shine any light on this, I’d be massively appreciative, as the whole website is currently inaccessible!

Thanks,

Tom

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