• restrex

    (@restrex)


    Hi guys. I have my new blog hosted on http://www.100webspace.com and I found on a page the way to disable their ugly banner, but on html, and I don’t know how to disable it on the default wordpress template. The HTML code is:
    <span style=”display:none;”>
    <html><head>
    </head></html>
    </span>
    and here’s an example of that working: http://elpn.webpal.info/example/

    but I don’t know how to get it working on wordpress. I tried to put the same lines on /wordpress/wp-content/theme/default/header.php but that doesn’t work, the url of the blog is http://elpn.webpal.info/
    any ideas? thanks guys =)

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  • vkaryl

    (@vkaryl)

    If the banner advertising is part of your contract with the host, then you’re abrogating the terms of your contract if you disable the banner.

    The main point is that if you go to a lot of trouble to get your blog the way you want it, and then your host drops you because you didn’t live up to the terms of the agreement, you’re screwed.

    Thread Starter restrex

    (@restrex)

    It’ll useful for the people that have blog on that host. Please help, thanks guys.

    Cypher

    (@cypher)

    @restrex, Do you have the free package or are you paying for a packge with that host? If you have a free package, then you are usually required to keep their banner and whatever else they want to put on your website.

    If you have a paying package, then you are not required to do anything and you shouldn’t even be getting a banner on your site. If you are in this category, contact the host and tell them you are a paying customer and they should remove the banner from your site.

    If you are a free customer of that host, we are in no way going to help you do something that the host would explicitely forbid.

    Regards

    Thread Starter restrex

    (@restrex)

    Well, for all the people that have wordpress with that ugly banner here’s the code that you have to apply to your header’s template /wordpress/wp-content/themes/default/header.php
    <div style=”display:none;”>
    <body>
    </div>
    <body>

    At the third line. Here you can see it working: http://elpn.webpal.info/
    bye bye

    ifelse

    (@ifelse)

    Two body tags!

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