Sign In to Edit this Site Install Concrete5 web hosting (DELETE)

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Hi All,

I would like to delete this off my site:

'Sign In to Edit this Site Install Concrete5 web hosting.'

I'm using the plain yogurt theme.

Any ideas?

uriremon
 
LucasAnderson replied on at Permalink Reply
LucasAnderson
Yes. You'll need experience with FTP and editing files. Use a FTP program to edit your your footer.php file located in the /elements folder of that theme.

Remove the line that prints those links.
uriremon replied on at Permalink Reply
uriremon
it's a close answer, but i need something more specific.

i would like to know where exactly i have to edit the code to avoid any mess ups. if you could mention the line even, that would be fantastic.

just want to make sure i get it right first time.
LucasAnderson replied on at Permalink Reply
LucasAnderson
\themes\default\elements\footer.php

Line 19

Remove this:

<span class="sign-in"><a href="<?php echo $this->url('/login')?>"><?php echo t('Sign In to Edit this Site')?></a></span>
blushhk replied on at Permalink Reply
But this doesn't remove "install concrete5 web hosting" footer. Can you provide the Add your CSS code for this?

Thanks,

Blush
brooksidecondos replied on at Permalink Reply
Go to pages&themes, click customize on your active theme
in the theme, click add your css
in the CSS code box add:
.powered-by{visibility:hidden;}


then save.

It doesn't delete it, but hides it. No page edits, and you just remove it if you want it to be visible again. Otherwise just edit the footer and remove the code. I just log in to my ssh terminal and use nano to text edit the files.


Hope that helps and is easier.


ps. you can use view source or inspect element in your web browser and search your webpage for any element on the page and hide or otherwise tweak virtually anything that is assigned a id or .class. :think <div> tags. A quick search on CSS and classes and id's and "visibility", etc will give you the basic things you need to experiment. and the best part is, there are no actual adds or deletes on your site so you can just delete the line of CSS code you added and you will be back exactly where you were. Just remember, the little CSS box in the customize theme is applied globally, so don't go hiding <body> or any other commonly used html markup unless you want to apply it to the entire site.

-Warren
cainKuri replied on at Permalink Reply
cainKuri
Amazing tip ! ^_^
cainKuri replied on at Permalink Reply
cainKuri
Amazing tip ! ^_^