How to remove the default text displayed at every blog posts?
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Hello dear sir/Madam, I am using PHPFusion version 9. There is a default 'About Admin' text information at the bottom of every blog posts. To be honest I don't want this text. Kindly, help me how to remove this text. Please see the attached screenshot, in case you did not get me.
Thank you so much for your time, kind understanding and support.
Thank you so much for your time, kind understanding and support.
Edited by aklilu on 19-04-2022 10:00,
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See this file https://github.com/PHPFusion/PHPFusion/blob/Andromeda/infusions/blog/templates/blog.tpl.php#L126-L132 and edit them.
Under your theme, you can replace your own output by declaring the same function.
theme.php
add:
This is the recommended way as it does not alter core files.
Under your theme, you can replace your own output by declaring the same function.
theme.php
add:
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function display_blog_item($info) {
// add your own custom code here or copy over from the blog.tpl.php and modify here.
}
This is the recommended way as it does not alter core files.
Edited by Chan on 19-04-2022 16:02,
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Dear Super Admins, I am eternally grateful for your fast, kind and to the point support. you resolved my issue. Thanks a ton!
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