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How do I remove the Powered by BVC Logo at the bottom of the page. It seems to be hardcoded in the Poweredby.ascx control. When I changed the image to point to my own the BVC image still comes up. How do I get rid of it?
Also, I need to modify some of the PNG files that come with the themes. Can we get the PSD files so we can modify them?
Rick
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You don't need to touch the poweredby.ascx control, just remove the reference to it from your theme's footer.ascx control (near the top and bottom of the control).
Not sure if any PSD or layered PNG files are available for any of the themes other than the TekGear Redux BVC5 theme. You'll need to check with BV. |
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Thanks Cliff, that's one solution which I can use for now. I actually did want to have a footer. Just with my own information not a BVC ad. So I still can't figure out how to change the Poweredby.ascx file to do this.
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You don't need to change the Poweredby.ascx file. BVModules/Themes/YourThemeName/Controls/Footer.ascx is the file you want to edit. Just remove the reference in footer.ascx and add your own information.
What theme are you using to start your design with? |
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I was trying to understand why since footer.ascx references poweredby.ascx and I changed poweredby.ascx why the BVC logo still appeared. Doesn't make sense according to how I understand user controls are supposed to work.
Anyway for now I just removed the reference in footer.ascx.
I've been working with the Painted Paper theme.
Rick
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Probably because the image source is set in the codebehind (poweredby.ascx.vb), and not on the poweredby.aspx page itself, because the image is being pulled from bvsoftware.com and so the URL must change when on secure pages in your store. It's probably easier to leave it alone, if you aren't comfortable working in vb.net. |
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