AndreaPT

Hi-- to follow up, I was able to finally track down the web designer (using my internet super-sleuthing skills) and request that he add a staff member as a superuser-- a member of our IT department. He did so without a fuss. I appreciate everyone's input and willingness to help-- even Pwired....

OK-- yes, there is no access to any of the graphics or layout in the home page with the CMS; I had to one item to change before he left, (after the site launch,) and he had to do it...for a fee, of course. I'll see what the smarter folks here say about the FTP or database access and get back to you tomorrow. Thanks again.

Unfortunately, only the designer gave himself super user status; I'm listed as "site manager". The second question... I'm sorry, I'm already in the weeds. I've shared it with our IT folks (who are overworked and understaffed,) to see if they have the answer. I really appreciate your quick response-- you ARE a hero! When I have more info I'll let you know.

About a year ago, we had a small design group create a new website for my nonprofit organization using the ProcessWire platform. In December, the lead guy announced he was taking a new job and dissolving his company. I am the "expert" at updating the information that was set up as update-able by people unskilled in code-writing, etc. and have been able to change small things like the words within a button by copying and altering the code behind it. (Took me a while to even find where to look!) but I have no access to the home page art work. We have the need to change a partner organization's logo that appears on the home page, but I have absolutely no access to the back side of that page, other than the text that appears. Is there any very remedial way someone could explain to me how I can get to the mechanisms behind the home page? Thanks for any help.