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What are footer credits?
When we apply some custom templates to our blogger website, mostly they are
premium themes and so we have to pay some amount to the developer. But if you
downloaded the premium version and don't want to pay, then here is a guide to
help you out. When a developer creates a template for a blog, he/she encodes
some portion of code that is only understandable by the developer only. And
also the developer puts his website link in the footer so no one can remove
the link.
Should we remove footer credits from the blogger template?
It's unethical if you have enough amount but don't pay for your theme. But in
the case of a student, a newbie, or a poor guy, you have some sort of
permission to use your skill to remove footer credits and carry on your blog
or website. In this guide, I will show you How to remove footer credits from
the blogger template so when you apply for AdSense, you have complete
authority over your website.
Any effect of Footer Credits on Adsense?
Adsense doesn't care about footer credits so you don't have to worry about it.
Adsense only cares about the quality of content posted on your website. The
author of the blog theme is also a website owner, not a criminal or anything
else who is black-listed on google. He doesn't have any issue with AdSense so
Google Adsense will not be affected.
Process
Step 1:
Hide Footer Existing Footer Credits and Links
Go to your Blogger dashboard, click Theme and then click the
dropdown and select EDIT HTML. Press CTRL + F and type
"copyright" or any text written in footer credits so we can locate the
code where the developer put credits.
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Red Line - After finding the
"copyright" area just paste the following code above the copyright
code.
<p stle='text-align: left'>Copyright (c) 2021 <a href='/'><b>The Meta World</b></a> | All Rights Reserved </p>Blue Line - Copy the code below and paste it at the start of the copyright code as shown in the figure.
<div class='ty-copy-container row' style='font-size=1px; opacity: 0'>
<p style='text-align: left'>Copyright (c) 2021 <a href='/'><b>The Meta World</b></a> | All Rights Reserved </p>
GreenLine - After placing the
above 2 codes, you have to close the nearest open div with a </div> tag
and see the image to get a more clear idea.
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