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Hi,

First of all, I would like to congratulate the developers of the CouchCMS. I am glad I found your CMS because it just works perfectly! By the way, I don't like Wordpress because it is chaotic and complicated, so discovering CouchCMS just gave me the freedom to pay more attention on the actual aesthetics and design itself rather than giving priority on how to design a website as a web template (for Wordpress).

Recently I have been working on a simple website for a client that needs two dynamic pages, a blog and a gallery. So far, I didn't have any major difficulties implementing CouchCMS and even if I did I was able to find solutions after I did some research in the forums. However, I have been trying to style the last auto generated div which contains the link "Powered by CouchCMS" with no luck. What I am trying to do is to match the colour of my footer with the colour of the div. Its default colour is white and it looks a bit ugly on the bottom of the page. I am not trying to hide the link because at the moment I don't mind. Although I will try to convince the client to buy it because it worths the money - I will for sure for my personal page. But for now, I need a way to make the colour design seamless so that it doesn't look odd when I present it to the client. It would be really helpful if you could please give me a piece of advice on how to change the background colour since the "Auto-Generated" DIV has neither a Class or an ID.

Thanks a lot. :)
Stelios
Hello and welcome, Stelios :)
Thank you for those very kind words. I am glad you found Couch useful.

Replying to your query, I'll copy what is mentioned on the downloads page -
Please edit the 'couch/config.php' file and set the following to '1'
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define( 'K_REMOVE_FOOTER_LINK', 0 );

This will remove the link completely.
Now you are free to code it yourself, placing it anywhere and styling it anyway that suits you.

Hope this helps.
KK wrote: Hello and welcome, Stelios :)
Thank you for those very kind words. I am glad you found Couch useful.

Replying to your query, I'll copy what is mentioned on the downloads page -
Please edit the 'couch/config.php' file and set the following to '1'
Code: Select all
define( 'K_REMOVE_FOOTER_LINK', 0 );

This will remove the link completely.
Now you are free to code it yourself, placing it anywhere and styling it anyway that suits you.

Hope this helps.


Thank you very much for your help. I never thought the solution to my problem would be right in the main page; Thanks again!
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