We’re going through how to Remove the Copyright Notice from the Footer in the current version of WordPress. QUICK LINKS: 00:00 Intro 00:20 How to Remove the Copyright Notice 01:54 More videos Login to WordPress: The footer area is used by most WordPress default themes to show that the website was built using WordPress: A […]
We’re going through how to Remove the Copyright Notice from the Footer in the current version of WordPress.
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The footer area is used by most WordPress default themes to show that the website was built using WordPress: A little footer with the text ‘Proudly Powered by WordPress.
Your average WordPress beginner can be completely unaware of how to remove proudly powered by WordPress footer message.
Simply check in the checkbox option and that should remove the Powered by WordPress footer credit.
Now, if you’re running a theme that isn’t a native WordPress theme and you need to remove Footer credits using a plugin, you can choose to do so as well.
Being able to remove the footer really depends on how the theme was coded by the theme developers.
That’s some of the easier ways to Remove the Powered by WordPress footer credit from your website.
The credit is usually given as a credit to the theme developers at times, so some themes may require additional changes to remove the credit footer text.
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