You'll find the relevant language variables in the various lang.xx.php files.
For English, they're at lines 360, 361, and 362. The variable at line 362 is selected when the two contact addresses are the same.
You're strongly advised to NOT modify the various lang.xx.php files. Instead, create new extra.xx.php files, one for each language where you want to change text, that contain the variables and their new text. Structure these new files to be similar to lang.en.php.
Make SURE the files are saved as ASCII, not as UTF-8. UTF-8 files contain a 3-byte "Byte Order Mark" (BOM) at the beginning that messes up the PHP functions that load the language files.
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I would like to modify the "For technical support or genealogy questions.." Where would I find this?
You'll find the relevant language variables in the various lang.xx.php files.
For English, they're at lines 360, 361, and 362. The variable at line 362 is selected when the two contact addresses are the same.
You're strongly advised to NOT modify the various lang.xx.php files. Instead, create new extra.xx.php files, one for each language where you want to change text, that contain the variables and their new text. Structure these new files to be similar to lang.en.php.
Make SURE the files are saved as ASCII, not as UTF-8. UTF-8 files contain a 3-byte "Byte Order Mark" (BOM) at the beginning that messes up the PHP functions that load the language files.
Understood, thank you.