LaunchTheDamnThing

Thank you, @Beyondspace !! I tweaked it a bit to use the icon file from the files in my site: a[href*="buymeacoffee.com"][class*='icon'] svg { display: none; } a[href*="buymeacoffee.com"][class*='icon'] { background: transparent; display: inline-block; width: 1em; height: 1em; box-sizing: border-box; background-repeat: no-repeat; background-size: 80% 80%; background-position: center center; background-image: url("/s/bmc-logo-white.svg"); //insert your linked file here }

FYI, just editing the Twitter social link didn't work for me at first either. I had to remove/delete the Twitter social link altogether, then add it as if it were a totally new platform with the new link using https://x.com/username rather than https://twitter.com/username. Should work that way! 😁

I just found this & am definitely intrigued! I've had some clients ask about something like this because they're afraid to "mess up" their new website when they start updating on their own. For one or two, I've had to tell them that I could make a copy to have as a backup, which work 'enough' but wouldn't be exact copy as it wouldn't pull over some customizations from tools like SquareKicker in the duplicate, etc. For others, I've copied the pages they were most concerned about and put the duplicates in a folder on their website, turned of search engine indexing for each of the copies, etc. Both of which aren't ideal solutions, but it did help give them peace of mind. 🙃