LINKS in footer. Edit them?


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Steve_S

Posted: 5/9/2009
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Dandy software. Built a Wordpress theme with the latest versions of WP and Artister.

I ALREADY edited out the links for WP and you folks in footer.php.

-----> Question: The bottom of the page still has links of:

Contact Us | Terms of Use | Trademarks | Privacy Statement
Copyright © 2009 My Panama Blog. All Rights Reserved.

---> What exact file name do I edit to complete the above and where is it located?

Thanks

Steve

 
SWteve_S

Posted: 5/9/2009
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Sorry...

Forgot the URL of the site in question:

http://www.mypanamablog.com/

Hope you like the Jungle :-)
 
Steve_S

Posted: 5/9/2009
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It was bugging me and I figured it out.

After you install your Theme go to in WP:

Appearance >> FOOTER
 
Garry

Posted: 5/10/2009
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Yes you can find and edit/delete it in footer.php
 
izandi

Posted: 5/12/2009
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I can't!!! it always return the result like this!!!!!!!!! <a href=\"#\">hasd</a> :-O whY??
 
Garry

Posted: 5/12/2009
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Quote izandi:

I can't!!! it always return the result like this!!!!!!!!! <a href=\"#\">hasd</a> :-O whY??


You may want to post your website address here, I can help on having URL
 
Ron

Posted: 5/12/2009
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I have the same issue on all wordpress themes created. I normally use custom permalinks with the full name of the page such as http://www.mymaxgxlhealth.com/contact-us/

Every time I place the name in the footer and save it, it places backslashes for each time you press save. It should be forward slashes and it would work.

Any Ideas? For now I had to remove the links from the footer because it will not function properly no matter what I have tried.
:-/
 
Garry

Posted: 5/13/2009
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Open footer.php files from your theme files, find out: <div class=Footer-text> and edit/delete the footer text you want from it.

<p> Copyright © 2009 BCF - MaxGXL - Max N-Fuze - Master Antioxidant - Glutathione. All Rights Reserved.</p>
 
Leah

Posted: 5/13/2009
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Quote Ron:


Any Ideas? For now I had to remove the links from the footer because it will not function properly no matter what I have tried.
:-/


Same issue here - very annoying!
 
Jean

Posted: 5/13/2009
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You can edit the footer links from the wordpress admin panel - no need to edit the templates.

Look at Appearance/Footer (V 2.7.1)
 
Tom

Posted: 5/14/2009
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The template puts in some garbage place holders.

You have to clean it up and make sure it looks like
<a href="http://yoursite.com/YourLink/">This is my link name</a>

Quote Ron:

I have the same issue on all wordpress themes created. I normally use custom permalinks with the full name of the page such as http://www.mymaxgxlhealth.com/contact-us/

Every time I place the name in the footer and save it, it places backslashes for each time you press save. It should be forward slashes and it would work.

Any Ideas? For now I had to remove the links from the footer because it will not function properly no matter what I have tried.
:-/


 
frank

Posted: 5/15/2009
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i had the same problem and i did the following
i edited the footer.php file in the wp
i changed this
<?php   global $default_footer_content;  $footer_content = get_option('art_footer_content');  if ($footer_content === false) $footer_content = $default_footer_content;  echo $footer_content; ?>

to the html i wanted and this worked as a temp fix :-)
 
YiKeS

Posted: 5/17/2009
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G`day,

footer works fine for me ... I would submit a support ticket to
Artisteer about the backslashes ... shouldn`t be happening.

If you know PHP, HTML and css then you can create custom
footers ... here`s the "Default" text showing in a new Special
Theme I just released ... this shows when the Theme is first
uploaded.



I think the Theme itself is pretty kool ... 8-) ... what you see in the
footer at the URL below is how I have coded it in as Default ... all
I did after activating the Theme was create TOS and Privacy page
then go to Footer Admin and add those two links in.

www.tysdomains.com


YiKeS
 
YiKeS

Posted: 5/17/2009
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Ohh ... think you need to use single quotes, not
double quotes ... that might stop the backslashes


YiKeS
 
Gerda

Posted: 5/28/2009
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I removed the qoutes at all and it works !
 
bob

Posted: 5/28/2009
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Yes I discovered the same thing. Do not put quotes or apostrophe just enter your links like this...

<a href=http://gdscomp.com>GDScomp</a>

and all works fine!!
 
ed

Posted: 5/31/2009
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I haven't tried this yet because I haven't had the problem. But that's probably a server setting (magic quotes). Instead of changing the server you can find this line in footer.php (from the post above showing the code)

$footer_content = $default_footer_content; echo $footer_content; ?>

and replace with:
$footer_content = $default_footer_content; echo stripslashes($footer_content); ?>

Sripslahes removes the extra slashes being added.

 
WillDee

Posted: 6/2/2009
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For a more permanent fix, you can modify the C:\{INSERT YOUR INSTALLATION OLDER NAME HERE}\Artisteer 2\Library\Data\Templates\WordPress\Export\Glyphs\FooterText.html file to read as follows:

global $default_footer_content;
$footer_content = get_option('art_footer_content');
if ($footer_content === false) $footer_content = $default_footer_content;
echo stripslashes($footer_content);

I've modified this file and artisteer now automatically modifies footer.php every time I generate a new site.

Notes:
In the WP admin textarea, you'll still see the \" escape sequence (this is normal and a good thing, actually)
If Artisteer support release a new version, it's possible they'll overwrite this change.
 
Tim

Posted: 6/16/2009
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This is not happening on Export from Artisteer - it is happening when trying to edit the Footer links from within the Dashboard ->Appearance-> Footer page.

If I hit save, even without changing the default footer text, then the backslashes are added. It appears that there is an add_slashes missing somewhere in the Function.php code that saves and displays the Footer links in the page.

Any input from Artisteer Support on this??
 
Adam

Posted: 6/16/2009
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Quote Tim:

This is not happening on Export from Artisteer - it is happening when trying to edit the Footer links from within the Dashboard ->Appearance-> Footer page.

If I hit save, even without changing the default footer text, then the backslashes are added. It appears that there is an add_slashes missing somewhere in the Function.php code that saves and displays the Footer links in the page.

Any input from Artisteer Support on this??



Quote Gerda:

I removed the qoutes at all and it works !



Quote bob:

Yes I discovered the same thing. Do not put quotes or apostrophe just enter your links like this...

<a href=http://gdscomp.com>GDScomp</a>

and all works fine!!


I dont know if its the right way, but removing all the quotes really works!!!!
 
Jamie

Posted: 6/21/2009
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on my site: http://www.spreadtraderpro.com

I opened up footer.php - in earlier versions I just looked for the relevant COntact Us/Terms of USe/ Trademarks/Privacy and added in links to relevant pages.

Now though, when I open the footer.php I can't find that information, I get the following. SO I can make some changes but not the important ones above.

ANy ideas chaps?


<div class="Footer">
<div class="Footer-inner">
<a href="<?php bloginfo('rss2_url'); ?>" class="rss-tag-icon" title="RSS"></a>
<div class="Footer-text"> Published by Digital Media Publishing Ltd
<p>
<?php
global $default_footer_content;
$footer_content = get_option('art_footer_content');
if ($footer_content === false) $footer_content = $default_footer_content;
echo $footer_content;
?>
</p>
</div>
</div>
<div class="Footer-background">
</div>
</div>

</div>
</div>
<div class="cleared"></div>
<p class="page-footer"> Published by Jamie Sylvian - Trades by Al Silverstein - Site Editor Ciara O'Kane
</div>

<!-- <?php printf(__('%d queries. %s seconds.', 'kubrick'), get_num_queries(), timer_stop(0, 3)); ?> -->
<div><?php wp_footer(); ?></div>
</body>
</html>
 
JAmie

Posted: 6/21/2009
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Forget that stuff, just read the post on APPEARANCE > FOOTER
Thanks guys
 
Stephen

Posted: 7/14/2009
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Quote Jean:

You can edit the footer links from the wordpress admin panel - no need to edit the templates.

Look at Appearance/Footer (V 2.7.1)


Thank you, Jean! It worked perfectly...and it was easy. I like easy.
:-)