• How do I edit the footer to simply read Copyright 2016 + “my choice of words”? I want “Powered by WordPress” to remain because I want WordPress to recieve to due credit.

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  • Look in footer.php file

    Thread Starter pprasatik

    (@pprasatik)

    I’ve looked at the footer.php and not sure which section applies. Is it the wp_footer section that reads “do not remove”? This is what is in my Child Theme footer.php:

    <?php
     /**
     * The template for displaying the footer.
     *
     *
     * @package Customizr
     * @since Customizr 3.0
     */
      	do_action( '__before_footer' ); ?>
      		<!-- FOOTER -->
      		<footer id="footer" class="<?php echo tc__f('tc_footer_classes', '') ?>">
      		 	<?php do_action( '__footer' ); // hook of footer widget and colophon?>
      		</footer>
        </div><!-- //#tc-page-wrapper -->
    		<?php
        do_action( '__after_page_wrap' );
    		wp_footer(); //do not remove, used by the theme and many plugins
    	  do_action( '__after_footer' ); ?>
    	</body>
    	<?php do_action( '__after_body' ); ?>
    </html>

    1. Always use hastebin.com for code reference.
    2. Always use child theme for theme modification
    Your theme used hook for that. Why don’t you use plugin ? Try this one – https://wordpress.org/plugins/search.php?q=footer+text

    @ pprasatik

    Maybe this snippet
    http://presscustomizr.com/snippet/altering-adding-footer-credits/
    still works wirh the actual version.

    Thread Starter pprasatik

    (@pprasatik)

    Footer Text is not compatible with Customizr. AG Custom Admin is: 30,000+ installs and 4.5 rating. Will check it out. Thanks! Is Hastebin like Notepad++?

    Thread Starter pprasatik

    (@pprasatik)

    @ rengeiw

    Thank you for responding. I’ve read this but don’t know where to enter it. In the footer.php and, if so, at the bottom as in css?

    Did you notice the NOTES, the Customizr-people put above or below the snippet?

    ” … Note: functions.php of your child theme is NOT supposed to be a modified version of its parent theme counterpart. If unsure, please find out here how to add a child theme.”
    The link there leeds to this:
    http://docs.presscustomizr.com/article/24-creating-a-child-theme-for-customizr

    I’ve allways used the ChildifyMe-Plugin, mentioned there. It’s easy to use and does it’s job. The child-theme created will have a PHP-file and a CSS-file. So you just put the snippet to your child-theme’s PHP-file cia the Dashboards Editor. That’s all.

    All your changes should only go to your child-theme, where Customizr will recognize them. It will be like you have done your own theme, but Customizr will lay beneath.

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