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1. John Boersma (November 13th, 2009 at 10:04 am)

   Hi. I tried your magic tree template and liked the look of it, except I couldn’t see how to further edit it once I had it. There was some header info about typesetting that I definitely didn’t want. The whole thing seemed to be locked together as a package, and I didn’t want the entire package, so I
   scrapped the whole thing and went back to my old format, which is easy to edit.

   I must be overlooking plenty, but this is my first day of trying. By the way, if you could use some excellent tree photos for any of your purposes I might be able to help you, which would make up for the time you spent reading this.

   Thanks. John
2. JD (November 13th, 2009 at 10:08 am)

   Hello John!

   Inside edit HTML – > check ‘Expand Widget Templates’, now search and locate <h2>welcome</h2>. Now either edit or remove the following lines;

   <div class=’welcome’><h2>welcome</h2></div>
   <div class=’greetings’>
   Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the …..
   </div>

   Save your template and refresh! Let me know if you need more help.

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