How to remove the theme name from the footer?

Sandie2018

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Hi,
I am using the Tribunal theme (free version) and want to remove from the footer the info 'Theme: Tribunal By Themeinwp. Powered by WordPress'.
I installed a plugin String Locator to see where I should make the changes but the plugin didn't find anything.
Any ideas how to deal with this?
Thanks
 
Appearance >> Theme Editor >> Footer PHP

Make sure to make a back up copy of code, then remove HTML section containing URLs and anchors. You can go to a page, highlight text/links and right click + inspect element to find correct code to remove.

I can't be more precise as every theme is different.
 
Usually, you should have an option in Customize mode that allows you to change the footer content. If not, go to Dashboard > Appearance > Theme editor > Footer.php see there if you can find the text you are looking to remove.
 
I tried to do both:
- Customizing didn't show any place I could change the footer content.
- I went to Dashboard > Appearnace > Theme editor > Footer.php and saw this:
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<?php
/**
* Footer Content
* @hooked tribunal_footer_content_widget - 10
* @hooked tribunal_footer_content_info - 20
* @hooked tribunal_footer_go_to_top - 30
*/

do_action('tribunal_footer_content_action'); ?>
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When I deleted 'tribunal_footer_content_action', the whole footer disappeared and this is not what I want.
I obviously made a copy before, so now I restored it and am at the place where I started.
 
inpsect the elecment to figure out what it is first, and then search, hide element custom css

You have to put a small pice of code in your custom css tab.
 
Another option other than CSS, is using "Real time find and replace" plugin, which essentially does the same thing.

I've looked at the CSS and there's text mixed in with code so unable to hide just the section you want. To hide all...

.footer-copyright {
visibility: hidden;
}
 
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