Hi Michelle,

Exactly where on the page you want the new table to be usually determines which file you have to edit to get it there.

Also, when you say the "Home" page, do you mean the "Browse" page where all the top-level categories are listed?

John

If you want it on your Add A Site page, try putting it in tables.php (make sure you are editing the one for the right theme) right after:

<!-- Start Form Table -->

For my site I changed it to:

$form_table = "\r\n\t\t<!-- Start Form Table --> <p align=\"center\" class=\"regularText\"><B>All Submitted Links Are Subject To Approval</b></p><p align=\"center\" class=\"regularText\">Please provide a Reciprocal Link by adding the following to your site and indicating the Reciprocal Link URL below.<br />
&lt;a href=\"http://www.YOURSITE.com\"&gt;YOUR SITE NAME&lt;/a&gt;</p>";

Just replace http://www.YOURSITE.com and YOUR SITE NAME.

If anybody knows of any reason not to put it there, please say so.

HTH,
John

technically thats as good as place as any to put it. I've always suggested customizing includes/add.php because to me, that just seems more intuitive, 6 months from now, you could easily find your edits and modify as needed.

Simply, there is more than one right way to do it.. so whatever works for you

When I tried to add it to add.php per your previous post the stuff didn't appear on my page.

It's always easy to find your edits if you keep a changelog and/or use advanced find w/ an HTML editing program (I use HomeSite).

And after re-reading the initial post, I see I missed the mark. Most people seem to want the link back instructions above the ad link form. I must of been coffee deficient that day

to edit the text on the homepage of your links site, you must edit the HTML portion of the "directory" file. The directory file should be backed up before edits are applied and think of the directory file as an HTML document sandwiched between php code.