The last time I did this – I edited the code manually as I didn’t see anything related in the customizer.
if ( ! empty( $responsive_options['copyright_textbox'] ) ) {
esc_attr_e( 'Copyright © ', 'responsive' );
echo esc_attr( gmdate( ' Y' ) );
echo ' sample.com All rights reserved.';
echo esc_html( ' ' . $responsive_options['copyright_textbox'] );
} else {
esc_attr_e( '© ', 'responsive' );
echo esc_attr( gmdate( 'Y' ) );
}
That would be replaced in the next update and I have feeling there will be more updates…
(Client does not want to use child themes, but is now unable to change old text from old options)
@poena The option has been moved to Responsive Pro Plugin. Please install the plugin and then go to Appearance -> Customize -> Footer -> Layout and change Copyright Text from there.
So let me get this straight:
You added an option to the theme where the user could put any text as the copyright message.
Then you decided to remove the field where the user can change the text.
The option is still saved in the database, and the text is still shown in the footer.
And you are charging users to change the text.
I am holding back from saying something very rude right now.
@poena
Thank you for pointing our attention to this.
This is an issue, we are fixing this issue on priority. I will give you an update once the fix is released.
Thank you.
@poena
The issue has been fixed and released in the latest Responsive theme v4.2.2.
To change the copyright text, Go to Appearance > Customize > Footer > Layout > Footer Bar > Copyright text.
Thank you.
@cyberchimps, yes, I repeatedly pointed out that this copyright text has lost its link. You have not replied to my questions, unfortunately.
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This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by mica123.