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The only way to 'remove' it at present is to edit the module source files.
Another approach is to modify your template's style.css file and set the DIV style to "display:none" which will cause the visitor's browser to hide the button -- it'll still be in the HTML but totally invisible.
Depending on module version, this snippet, added to your style.css file, should do the trick.
div#classified-credits {display:none;}
If you have CSS file compression enabled and Drupal caching enabled, you should disable them. Also flush the browser cache, etc.
I'm sure the module maintainer will consider a polite feature request to remove the credits link at the bottom of the pages, or provide an option to disable it in the admin settings.
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Comment #1
mcurry commentedThe only way to 'remove' it at present is to edit the module source files.
Another approach is to modify your template's style.css file and set the DIV style to "display:none" which will cause the visitor's browser to hide the button -- it'll still be in the HTML but totally invisible.
Depending on module version, this snippet, added to your style.css file, should do the trick.
If you have CSS file compression enabled and Drupal caching enabled, you should disable them. Also flush the browser cache, etc.
I'm sure the module maintainer will consider a polite feature request to remove the credits link at the bottom of the pages, or provide an option to disable it in the admin settings.
Comment #2
milesgillham commentedI'll keep all the credits in the module documentation but am happy to remove it from live site presentation. Applied to -dev.
Cheers,
Miles