WordPress allows you to rename the theme folder, and you can rename theme in CSS but to hide the “td” classes you’d have to rename them and edit all the modules, includes, functions, templates to remove them.
You might google how to change the WordPress theme folder as this is pretty common knowledge.
I do that for our sites to change the name for our network, such as /themes/ournetwork/
Make sure you change the “name” of the theme in the style.css file, which will also appear in the appearance > themes panel. Basically you might do:
a) change theme folder /Newspaper/ >> /mysitename/ (be sure not to name same as a category or post!)
b) in your style.css, change the “name” of the theme (which populates the appearance data)
(might have to ‘reselect’ the new theme name in appearance > settings — might delete some settings, be sure to backup!!)
c) use something like mod_pagespeed or other system which removes all “comments” from HTML (plugin, CDN, etc.)
d) view page source in text editor, do search for old theme name
e) clear all caching on server/CDN, browser, if not done so already
That would change the “basic” name of the theme in the HTML to your new theme name.
Again, this won’t change the name of modules, plugins (e.g., speedbooster, td social plugin, etc.), or CSS elements with “td_classname” …
However it would fix things like
/wp-content/themes/mynewname/style.css
to show /mynewname/ in place of orig theme name.
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simchris.
Hi
Thanks @Chris!
@Kortris to remove the theme name from page source you need to edit the td_wp_booster_functions.php file and remove the indicated line: http://screencast.com/t/mygbQc6FiB – http://screencast.com/t/7jsHzDdm
Thanks!
hellow ,
I have follow your instructions but the theme name is still be viewable http://www.screencast.com/t/mdIp2kUNmG
Hi
Please edit td_config file and change the theme name as you want: http://screencast.com/t/0VDtshmQh – http://screencast.com/t/E9whzSq6c
Thanks!