If you do not want to hardcode the text in your index.template.php then follow METHOD 2.
****HARDCODE: means to write text right in the code instead of changing the variable - easier to do as well ****
Go in your
index.template.phpFIND:
<ul class="menu_drop_menu_main dropmenu" id="dropdown_menu_1">
Below that is a bunch of stuff but what you are going to want to edit will look like these variables: ', $txt['vp_menu_item_one'] ,'
For example if i wanted to change Menu Item #1
FIND:
<a href="#"><span>', $txt['vp_menu_item_two'] ,'</span></a>
REPLACE:
<a href="#"><span>Cool thing is cool</span></a>
If you want to add a link then change the # in the <a href to whatever you want linked for ex. ::
<a href="
http://www.visualpulse.net/"><span>Cool thing is cool</span></a>
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METHOD 2:You can edit the text strings by going into the
ThemeStrings.english.php in the languages folder.
FIND:
$txt['vp_menu_item_one'] = 'Menu Item #1';
REPLACE:
$txt['vp_menu_item_one'] = 'My Custom Awesome Text';