By bsantos9 on

Hi!

I'm using bluehost to host my Drupal site, and I use simplescripts.com to install it (as recommended by Bluehost).

Now I'm seeing 2 links at the end of all the webpages: 

<a href="http://www.simplescripts.com" title="install Drupal">Install Drupal</a> 
<a href="http://www.bluehost.com" title="web hosting">web hosting</a>

Is there a easy way to remove them? Using admin?

ps: it's not a block like the drupal icon that cames as default. That one was easy to remove...

Thanks.

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marcvangend’s picture

marcvangend
he/him
Primary language Dutch
Location Amsterdam
commented

wow, that's ugly... I can't be sure, but I guess they're hard coded in page.tpl.php.

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bsantos9 commented

Just found the solution... it was easier than I thought.

It's hardcoded at page.tpl.php, I remove the links and that's it!

Thanks anyway.

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seregy.golovogo commented

Which page.tpl.php do you mean?

I appear to have one of those for each theme. Is there a way to only have to change one place?

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imposterpockets commented

I, too, am curious about which page.tpl.php you modified. I searched the files in my BlueHost file manager and found a different page.tpl.php for each of the 4 default themes loaded, another one for modules/system/maintenance.page.tpl.php, and another one for modules/system/page.tpl.php. I am guessing that I don't want this footer to be in any of these places, but I am so new to this whole project that I'm afraid I will break things.

Could you give us some more spelled out for the newbies information? All help would be much appreciated.

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Anonymous (not verified) commented

Themes that you add to Drupal should be in Sites>All>Themes. Core themes, that come with Drupal, won't be there.
Go to the Themes folder to find the core Drupal themes. Edit out the links in the page.tpl.php for each theme (or whatever ones you are planning on using).
Note that if you upgrade Drupal with simplescripts you will probably have to do this again. Alternately, when it comes time to upgrade Drupal core you could just use a new version downloaded directly from Drupal.org.

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imposterpockets commented

I will see if I can manage this.

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atzi commented

My html source code was embedded at
themes/garland/page.tpl.php