Afterburner2 - Change "Designed By" Link
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- Wildman
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- In the Afterburner2 template, how do you change the "Designed by Rockettheme" link? In the Template manager / features section you get to change the copyright name but not the link. where does this happen?
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- Doc
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Thanks - tried that and my browser's cache without success. Tried it in other browsers and on different machines... nada ??
You can see at seeclearlyaccountinggroup.com/index.php
I'm not necessarily looking for something for nothing. I was a RT developer member up until a couple of years ago and am contemplating a return. I thought I would try the latest from RT before committing once again. - Experience? Enough to cause havoc...
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- Henning
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so here is the file
templates/rt_afterburner2/features/copyright.php
and this code you need to change
<div class="rt-block rt-copyright-block">
<a href=" www.rockettheme.com/ " title="rockettheme.com" id="rocket">
<?php echo $this->get('text'); ?>
</a>
</div>
change www.rockettheme.com/ to your needs.
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- Doc
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This is really strange as I am working in Dreamweaver and uploaded the file from there. Here is what I inserted from the start earlier today.
<div class="rt-block rt-copyright-block">
<a href=" www.accountantswebdesign.ca/ " title="Accountants Web Design" id="rocket">
<?php echo $this->get('text'); ?>
</a>
</div>
Unbelievably, (and this is soooo embarassing
) it never uploaded to the server despite several attempts.
It's there now.
Thanks. - Experience? Enough to cause havoc...
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- roma64
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Here is an easy solution for you!
Go into your Template Manager
Click on Afterburner2
Click on the 'Features' tab
Set the 'Copyright' show option to "OFF" or change your text accordingly.
Then you can create a new Custom HTML module, enter your desired information
Set the position of the newly created module to 'footer-a' and 'voila'
The reason I prefer doing this way is because I can easily customize everything within the module such as inserting an image, a link, etc...
I hope this helps
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