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Hi guys,
I removed @import and
function wise_panel_fields_footer() {
return;
}from CSS and inserted your above CSS. Above function is function.php.
However the / is still in front of TERMS & CONDITIONS.
Sorry to be a pain ;(
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In Reply #365 you state:
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To remove the text “Powered by Probewise,” please use a child theme provided in the package and add these lines on functions.php:function wise_panel_fields_footer() {
return;
}
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I followed your directions exactly and it did not work. Not sure what I am doing wrong.Please advise.
Thank you!In response to REPLY #365:
I followed your directions to remove the text “Powered by Probewise” in the footer, and it does not work. Not sure what I am doing wrong.
Please advise.
Thank you!@LifeTogetherFellowship It seems that you’ve not used a child theme to add the code above on functions.php of wise-church-child. To use it, upload wise-church-child from the ThemeForest package and activate the theme. Add the code:
function wise_panel_fields_footer() { return; }to the functions.php of the child theme. If you need assistance in doing so, you may provide your login credentials at steve.probewise@gmail.com.
Thank you Keymaster. You were 1,000% correct. I was pasting your code into the Wise Church Child -> Theme Functions (functions.php) within the Wise Church -> Appearance -> Editor, instead of activating the Wise Church Child, and pasting it there, like you explained.
Which brings me now to another question…
What is the purpose of being allowed to open the Wise Church Child within the Wise Church -> Appearance -> Editor -> Theme Functions (functions.php), if it doesn’t work when pasting the above code in?
Thank you once again for all your help!
Looking forward to your answer.A child theme is necessary if you’re editing some functions or CSS in the theme because if you place your modification in the parent theme, you will loose your modification when updating the theme. Also, there would be an error or the theme may malfunction if you’ll edit it directly. As you can see on the latest update of WordPress, there’s a notice that a child theme is necessary if you’re modifying some theme functions or CSS.
After uploading wise-church-child and activating it, you are ready to modify it even on Appearance => Editor => functions.php and place the code.
New problem occurring when removing the text “Powered by Probewise”. I followed your instructions and added the code to the “Wise Church Child” theme and it did work, however, the moment I activate the “Wise Church” theme it reverts back. How can I make sure it doesn’t?
Yes, definitely the modifications you’ve made on the child theme won’t work if you switch from parent theme. You don’t need to switch themes as the child theme is used for security purposes of your modification. If you update the parent theme to the latest version, and you haved used the parent theme to modify it, you’re modification will loose. That’s why a child theme is necessary.
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