Remove footer from newwpthemes

Boburakram

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I have "GameHub" Theme from "newwpthemes".

I want to remove the footer links, I searched into functions.php, bottom.php but couldn't find out how to remove the footer.

Thanks
 
Did that but my domain is redirected to mydomaincom/index.php?theme_license=true
where a black text tells me:
"This theme is released free for use under creative commons licence. All links in the footer should remain intact. These links are all family friendly and will not hurt your site in any way. This great theme is brought to you for free by these supporters."
 
Delete only the link part of the footer.

Find the <a href="">xxx</a> part. Usually you can delete that part without problem or at least delete part of the link so no link juice is gone
 
Dude, in appearance, go to editor, on the right side, you'll find a footer.php and there you'll find the text to change or google how to change a php footer
 
The problem is the footer is encrypted so any change i do make collapses the site
i want to get all the text below copyright mysite.com
powered.png
 
when its encrypted, go with pro or change theme, because we don't know how the encryption looks like, and what effect it takes, I recommed DIVI 2.0 it was worse the money, but if you look for it, you'll find also a shared one from sharemafia
 
search through code in footer and functions for "eval" - there is likely some stuff encoded with various functions.
use this link to descramble it, it's the best online tool, very easy and can deal with nested functions
http://www.mobilefish.com/services/eval_gzinflate_base64/eval_gzinflate_base64.php

What I usually do is descramble - change the link it's searching for to a non-breaking space and then rescramble it and paste it back in, that way you don't need to mess with finding and breaking their checks, because then in the footer you can just replace the links with a non-breaking space too which doesn't muck with your presentation usually.
 
It's probably a combination of PHP and Javascript. The PHP program prints out the links and a DIV with some ID. The javascript checks if that ID exists. If you have deleted it, then it redirects you to that license page.

Remove the Javascript and edit the PHP. Both are clear text so you can modify it at will. Someone brought up base64 encoding : you may need to decode the JS or PHP before editing it.
 
I have the same problem with newwpthemes HealthStyle

There are no encoding on footer.php, functions.php, Themater.php but anything i change it seems to be able to detect. I tried to folow many suggestion but still fail.

Mind to share how you actually removed the footer links?
 
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