i have some language plugin installed, so i can post in more than my native language.
sadly its at the end of the page.

is there any way to put it lets say in the upper side?

I've never worked with wordpress before but I would assume there's an "appearance tab" somewhere that lets you config what goes where (footer,body,header,etc). If that's not the case, you could just use css?

You'd have to do this by hooking the plugins code into the header and/or by modifying the plugins css

couldnt find such



any hint how to start it?



ps: i've messaged the writer of the plugin, hoping for some kind of sollution.

You're probably going to have to edit the plugin's source by hand.

Chances are the plugin comes with a php page that creates html elements and a css stylesheet that styles aforementioned elements.
In the CSS stylesheet you're going to want to adjust the styles so that the container element is positioned where you want it.

This post was edited by grievance on Feb 12 2014 10:45am

i've set up the ftp connection, and reached the css of my theme (editor-style.css) but as i guess and as i see that only contains the css of the pure site, not -let's say- the plugin's position.

that's because you're looking in the wrong location. Trying going to the relative location I've listed below

wp-content / plugins / name_of_your_plugin