OK so I just had my designer re-do all of my images for www.totalsubmitcentral.com there was some text in the?

Question

html files for each page up in the header and I deleted it because the design now has the Site Name. But there is one page ... this one

http://www.totalsubmitcentral.com/links.cgi

Where I can't get the text under the design to dissapear. I dont know how to edit this. I am not familiar with .cgi files either. Seems if I can just find the place removing this text would be just as simple as the rest. IS it on the server in a database somewhere?

I would highly appreciate any help!

Jeremy

Answer 1

A cgi file is a script that creates an HTML file. You will usually find them in a special directory on the server, often called "cgi-bin", though since there isn't a subdirectory path in your URL yours may be in the site's main web directory.

If the text isn't in the cgi file itself, look to see what file the script might open and edit it. You'll find statements like
open FILE, "../template.htm";
or open FILE, $template;
If the latter, you have to see what's defined as $template (or $whatever).

On some servers, cgi files have to have Unix line terminations to work. If you open the file in Notepad and it has little squares instead of line breaks, that's the case. You can edit and save it in Notepad if you don't add any line breaks, or you can use a utility called dos2unix (Google for it). Or, your FTP program may be able to convert the file for you.

Answer 2

ok that simple. If you can edit that page on HTML than you just need to remove this code from the HTML
Total Submit Central

The Exposure You Want

Its at the top at the page code you'll find it

Answer 3

You want to start in your configuration where it ask for your company name or title and slogan. Delete them and see what happens.