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Maybe it’s not classified as a footer. From the bottom footer, that has the copyright info, then the next one is the one with the logo, About us and social icons. The third section from the bottom is the one I am looking for, that currently has Editor Picks, Popular Posts and Popular Categories. I don’t see where I can alter the settings for that section.

Buenos días!.
ya está resuelto el copyright footer
Abriendo el wp-admin de wordpress, a la izquierda pone Newspaper debajo de Escritorio
desplegamos – Theme panel – Footer settings …y aparece en – FOOTER COPYRIGHT TEXT. Ahí se modifica.

Mi única duda, este theme se puede usar para hacer otra web?
es decir,..otro servidor y otro cliente?
gracias.

Lo primero gracias Jorge por tu interés,
lo segundo una duda urgente, sabéis editar el el texto del footer
© Copyright 2015 – Newsmag by TagDiv , porque en:
Apariencia/Editar/Plantillas/Footer… no me deja esa opción, ya que no aparece.
¿Donde es?

y la tercera cosa, se puede emplear esta plantilla en varias webs de otros servidores? o es una compra de este templaten solo uso?

Gracias, un saludo.

Please, check my web ( http://www.48horasbadajoz.com )

In footer section, I need add the text “Copyright 2015 – 48horasBadajoz · Made with love in Badajoz by Creattiva” and link the word “Creattiva” to a url.

I tried to add html code, but the link doesn’t work.

The HTML code that I added was the following:

Made with love in Badajoz by Creattiva

Be sure you paste the link in via text editor, not visual editor, as WordPress (not the theme) may try to wrap it as a URL vs the normal oembed link — which is managed by WP not the theme.

I have had this issue in all themes, when pasting in from MS Word. So now if I pasted in story from Word, I don’t paste any YouTube URl, then add that later via the text editor for the post after doing a draft save.

Not a theme issue, sadly. It’s WordPress stupidly thinking it’s a link vs an ombed element.

Only other reason a video won’t work is if it’s restricted to certain countries for copyright reasons.

Logging in to the WordPress admin panel also managed by WP, not the theme, but if you have any plugins running which hook into the admin but load things externally (like some Jetpack stuff, etc., you might get delay for that). Often you can try disabling extra plugins to see what might be causing delay login.

Hope that helps 🙂

Also be aware there is no way to prevent people copying your content if it loads in a web browser; you can try to block some content being “scraped” — but this also means not having RSS feeds, and if Google can’t read the page, you will be doomed in SERPS. So, you obviously would want to “test” any such plugin and then in Google’s developer tools do the various “load as Google” to see HOW the bot sees your page — if Google can read it you should be fine; of course if Google’s bot can read the page so can others.

How extreme do you want to be ? Are you going to block archive.org ?

For many folks, having strong copyright notices, creative commons logo, and doing periodic searches online can help track down content pirates. There is nothing to stop somebody from rewriting your content, though. If you properly copyright your website (e.g., in the U.S. with the copyright office), you can file a DMCA complaint to have some pirates content removed from Google search results, which is huge deterrent obviously.

And of course, the biggest way to protect content is from a member site where people have to “log in” to view the story; perhaps having teaser for public, and members see the full site.

The ability to “protect” content is a bit of a myth. Disabling right-click doesn’t actually solve anything. For example, SnagIt can capture the full page as an image once it’s in the video buffer in the browser/on screen; Adobe Acrobat DC can capture an entire web page.

Not to scare you, just the facts after 20 years of doing web dev myself. Our company used to actually sell a content protection product called “Mindset Mprotect” for protecting images; and then IE added as “save page as HTML” feature which completely negated some of that. Remember again anything “rendered” in a web browser can be captured as it’s loaded into cache and/or “visible” on a remote device.

Rendering a page in FLASH has some protections, but then you lose most mobile users.

Upshot — be realistic in your goals on the “myth of content protection” with WordPress.

Well that’s dumb.

I suppose since it’s already offering in numerous plugins, and also found in YOAST SEO, and can easily be inserted into a header.php template, not a terrible thing.

But I find that somewhat hard to believe, or even justifiable — that’s like saying you can’t insert a link to your Piwik stats into a theme, or you can’t have a box to put in your AdSense codes … makes zero sense whatsoever. It’s just a box that prints the “block of text” into the header file.

Now if the theme developer is piggybacking their own GA code in the theme, THAT would be bad; but providing customers / users / admins a way to put the GA code into the theme — that’s a convenience factor for those buying themes, many of whom are newbies to WP (obviously if you read ANY support forum for themes).

I’m raising the stupid flag on this one — I can’t imagine WHAT the security issue would be with this. It’s simply a convenience — just like adding a copyright notice to footer, or adding in author meta for post authors … sheesh (!).

You can use the ASCII code for the copyright symbol …

& # 169; (no spaces)
sometimes you can also get away with the html entity, & copy; (no spaces)

If you look at my previous comments, I recognized the copyrights on photos. My question is whether or not they would give me all the menu and article content / layout. Again we get these things because what is presented has given us ideas. Other wise we could simply download a bunch of fonts and plugins and do the whole thing ourselves.

I have bought many themes over they years and most of the time they do give you a sufficient amount of demo material. Recently I bought “The7” theme and it is a good example of my claim.

Interesting point; in our case we’d rather simply have “NewsArticle” since we don’t use/are not blogs
https://schema.org/NewsArticle

https://schema.org/BlogPosting

NewsArticle and BlogPosting are both a “subset” of article

REF
https://schema.org/Article

Seems like a nice feature would be to have a field in the theme panel to specify this properly (e.g., BlogPosting or NewsArticle); or perhaps turn if off as I have a hunch some “schema.org” plugin might prove useful for some of the extended elements – or even Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) to embed custom elements in posts.

https://schema.org/articleBody
https://schema.org/articleSection
https://schema.org/alternativeHeadline
https://schema.org/copyrightHolder

obviously the overall wrapper of “article” works for now.

But obviously “Blog” alone doesn’t fit either schema!

Not a bug in theme, we embed videos from both YouTube and Vimeo all the time.

These embed via OEMBED into a post, which is a built in function of WordPress inside posts, and with a wrapper for featured video, so that it fills the space.

I’m not sure why the line 109 in your setup would be trying to load an external website URL via FOPEN (which should be done via CURL anyway) … loading the proper VIMEO URL should simply do that in the normal iframe.

If you look at the actual line 109, it’s simply to get headers:

    function is404($url) {
        $headers = get_headers($url);
        if (strpos($headers[0],'404') !== false) {
            return true;
        } else {
            return false;
        }
    }

Remember NOT to put https in front of the shortcode URLs (youtu.be), only the full youtube.com URLs.

With Vimeo, be sure the video allows it to be used on other sites, depending on country of origin and copyright elements.

Not sure that helped. Just noticed this and had a thought or two.

You should update to 1.6, as it’s much better than 1.4 (lots of improvements). I was pleasantly surprised.

Use my upgrade guide for ‘best way’ to ensure clean upgrade.

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