Hi, the details of this modifications are here : https://github.com/presscustomizr/hueman/commit/4665ec00103dc3b24b6edf6683923e4ad6db852d
If you need to make a custom footer template, you can,like in any WP theme, create a child theme and add a footer.php template with your custom credit text.
Acting on the customizer control requires a good understanding of the customizer PHP code, I wouldn’t recommend it. If you still want to go this way, I would recommend WordPress official doc which explains how this API works.
Bonjour Nicolas, oui je sais mais il faut avoir à l’esprit qu’un thème enfant, va aussi de pair avec ce qu’il peut y avoir dans le customizer.
Pour mon message Twitter, je me demandais si les évolutions du thème n’étaient pas réservés aux anglo-saxons. En effet, de noter en dur dans du php le sigle “copyright” et “tout droits réservés” qui n’ont aucune justification légale en France (et pas que) pose certains problèmes pour un thème enfant (sans avoir à ré-écrire tout le footer) surtout quand on gère un gros multisite.
L’intérêt d’un thème enfant étant d’avoir le moins possible de fichiers à vérifier à chaque mise à jour du thème.
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Hello Nicolas, yes I know but it must be borne in mind that a child theme, also goes with what there may be in the customizer.
For my Twitter message, I wondered if the evolutions of the theme were not reserved for Anglo-Saxons. Indeed, to note hard in php the acronym “copyright” and “all rights reserved” which have no legal justification in France (and not only) create some problems for a child theme (without having to re-write any the footer) especially when managing a big multisite.The interest of a child theme is to have as few files as possible to check each update of the theme.
Hello @micheltam, the copyright mention by default in the footer is a design choice. Yes a majority of WordPress users expect this. For countries like France where this is not mandatory, this is simply informative and has no legal value. That’s why it is customizable.
But evolutions of the theme are not reserved for Anglo-saxons.
