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taokrieger

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Modifying Templates
September 01, 2007, 07:52:32 pm
Perhaps this is a simple/idiodic question - but is there a way to manipulate the footer within the templates?  the whole:

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Powered by CiviCRM 1.8.10954. CiviCRM is openly available under the Affero General Public License (AGPL). Download source. View issues and report bugs. Online documentation.

footer-thing looks out-of-place in my website.  Any clues on how I can drop it (my visitors have no desire/need to "download source" etc) .

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Re: Modifying Templates
September 02, 2007, 12:31:08 am

Note that you need to keep the footer (specifically the link to download source) per the license conditions (AGPL) irrespective of your views on the desires of your visitors/user base. Please check the license and/or talk to a legal person for more details / clarification.

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taokrieger

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Re: Modifying Templates
September 02, 2007, 12:28:42 pm
Fair enough.  I didn't realize that it was necessary - but if so, I can certainly keep it.   ;D The other things I wanted to do was 1) switch the "Continue>>" and "<<Go Back" buttons on CiviContribute and CiviEvent pages, and 2) Make the validation messages appear in Red.  Any help on where I can make these changes?

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Re: Modifying Templates
September 02, 2007, 12:34:56 pm

1. Check http://civicrm.org/architecture/ to get an idea of the template and php files involved

2. The contribution files are at: CRM/Contribute/Form/Contribution/*.php CRM/Event/Form/*.php

3. templates/CRM/Form/error.tpl and templates/CRM/Form/body.tpl to tweak the error message display

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