how to remove powered with PrestaShop™

[robchef]

hello im after removing powered with PrestaShop™ from every were on my site when a customer send me message thought contact us they get an emal with what they sent me but at the bottom it say powered with PrestaShop™ how do you remove it

[Carolina Custom Designs]

You will need to remove this from the mail template /mails. Select the language and the template you want to remove the wording. In your case you will need to remove it from all the mail templates.

 

Hope that helps!

 

Marty Shue

[benjamin utterback]

Hello robchef,

 

Try this one for 1.4.8.2 http://www.prestashop.com/forums/topic/179668-fix-shows-how-to-remove-powered-by-prestashop-148/

[tdr170]

The above works for removing from Prestashop store but not the E-mails to remove from emails follow this.

 

 

Remove “powered with PrestaShop™” from emails

Well this is not so easy to accomplish but I will tell you the easy way.

All emails are saved in mails directory it is located in Prestashop root directory:

 

You should see separate directory for every language in mails direcotry.

 

Almost every file contains the Powered by Prestashop line (look near bottom of the file):

 

In html files:

 

<a href="{shop_url}" style="color:#DB3484; font-weight:bold; text-decoration:none;">{shop_name}</a> powered by <a href="http://www.prestashop.com/" style="text-decoration:none; color:#374953;">PrestaShopâ„¢</a>

 

or in txt files:

 

{shop_url} powered by PrestaShop™

 

OK first of all download whole mails directory to your computer. Now it is possible to check every file and change lines.

 

In html files we need to delete or change this part:

 

powered by <a href="http://www.prestashop.com/" style="text-decoration:none; color:#374953;">PrestaShopâ„¢</a>

 

In txt files we need to delete or change this part:

 

powered by PrestaShop™

 

This task is easy but we have a huge amount of files, it will be a long and tedious task to change one file after another. There is an easier way.

 

OK let’s say we downloaded the mails directory to our C:\ drive.

 

Now you have to download Notepad ++ and install it in your computer, Its a free download.

 

Install Notepad ++ and start the program. Go to Search->Find In Files:

 

copy the powered by part from above and paste it in the Find what text box,

delete anything in the replace with text box and change the Directory to the mails directory ie (c:\mails\your language)

and click replace in files

 

Now copy the powered by PrestaShop™ from above and paste that in the find what - all other same as above and click replace in files, that it your done.

Edited August 10, 2012 by tdr170 (see edit history)

[ezb]

hmmmm big task here... grrrrrrrrrrrrr

[ezb]

 

copy the powered by part from above and paste it in the Find what text box,

delete anything in the replace with text box and change the Directory to the mails directory ie (c:\mails\your language)

and click replace in files

 

Now copy the powered by PrestaShop™ from above and paste that in the find what - all other same as above and click replace in files, that it your done.

 

Super Helpful!!! I'm getting there... I just have not understood what you mean in the quoted part. For you guys information, I have found 68 files with the "powered by PrestaShop." sentence, using tdr170's method

[ezb]

I figured out that there is:

 

"powered BY PrestaShop"

&

"powered WITH PrestaShop"

[NemoPS]

As far as I know, you can now remove it from the back office of the module "blockcms", just unticket "display powered by prestashop"

This in 1.5.3.1 but i believe all 1.5 are the same

[tdr170]

As far as I know, you can now remove it from the back office of the module "blockcms", just unticket "display powered by prestashop"

This in 1.5.3.1 but i believe all 1.5 are the same

 

That will remove the Powered by from the footer but not the emails, you must remove them manually using the method I posted above.

[tdr170]

Open one of the emails in the mails folder in notepad scroll to the bottom and you will see this line.

(account.html)

 

<td style="font-size: 10px; border-top: 1px solid #D9DADE;" align="center"><a style="color: {color}; font-weight: bold; text-decoration: none;" href="{shop_url}">{shop_name}</a> powered by <a style="text-decoration: none; color: #374953;" href="http://www.prestashop.com/">PrestaShop™</a></td>

 

Copy the section in red, click on search, find in files, paste that in the top text area (FIND WHAT), remove anything in the replace with text area, leave filter as ( *.* ) use the directory to scroll to the folder where your mails folder is located within the Prestashop folder on your computer.

Now click replace in files, do this for both the .HTML files and .TXT files, your done

 

 

 

 

 

 

[EGBee]

It's so easy!

 

Go to Modules > CMS Block > Under the Footer information add the following and change it according to your need.

 

<br>

<p>Developed by: <a href="http://www.yourname.com" title="Powered by Yourname.com" target="_blank">Yourname.com

[jaybarges]

thanks a bunch TDR170 ..... you instructions worked great for me

[generalexperts]

TDR170 has the solution! I changed mine through my code editor in my file manager. I didn't have to download everything, change it, and upload everything. Files can be found in public_html/yourdomain/mails/en (in Prestashop 1.5).

[djdimon1]

cześć jak magę cokolwiek pobrać z forum?

[vekia]

cześć jak magę cokolwiek pobrać z forum?

 

please write in english (we are on english forum now)

if you want, you can create own thread in Polish language section.

 

if you want to download files, you jave to click on attachment.

[kdmonk1]

The above works for removing from Prestashop store but not the E-mails to remove from emails follow this.

 

 

Remove “powered with PrestaShop™” from emails

Well this is not so easy to accomplish but I will tell you the easy way.

All emails are saved in mails directory it is located in Prestashop root directory:

 

You should see separate directory for every language in mails direcotry.

 

Almost every file contains the Powered by Prestashop line (look near bottom of the file):

 

In html files:

 

<a href="{shop_url}" style="color:#DB3484; font-weight:bold; text-decoration:none;">{shop_name}</a> powered by <a href="http://www.prestashop.com/" style="text-decoration:none; color:#374953;">PrestaShopâ„¢</a>

 

or in txt files:

 

{shop_url} powered by PrestaShop™

 

OK first of all download whole mails directory to your computer. Now it is possible to check every file and change lines.

 

In html files we need to delete or change this part:

 

powered by <a href="http://www.prestashop.com/" style="text-decoration:none; color:#374953;">PrestaShopâ„¢</a>

 

In txt files we need to delete or change this part:

 

powered by PrestaShop™

 

This task is easy but we have a huge amount of files, it will be a long and tedious task to change one file after another. There is an easier way.

 

OK let’s say we downloaded the mails directory to our C:\ drive.

 

Now you have to download Notepad ++ and install it in your computer, Its a free download.

 

Install Notepad ++ and start the program. Go to Search->Find In Files:

 

copy the powered by part from above and paste it in the Find what text box,

delete anything in the replace with text box and change the Directory to the mails directory ie (c:\mails\your language)

and click replace in files

 

Now copy the powered by PrestaShop™ from above and paste that in the find what - all other same as above and click replace in files, that it your done.

Worked like a charm! Thanks for the info.

[Norwegian Rat]

If you happen to be on or nearby a Linux distro, you can use the terminal for this task. Then it's done in 2 seconds. Open the terminal in whatever folder you need to change multiple files, and typethis:

 

find ./ -type f | xargs sed -i 's/string-you-want-to-change/to-this-string/'

 

Insanely effective tool! The terminal has saved me from lots of hours pulling my hair. =)

[vekia]

this bash code is alright, perhaps you've got some modification to this bash code, for example, if i want to change string only in one selected file

[Norwegian Rat]

If you wish to only modify one (or multiple similar) string(s) in one specific file using the Linux terminal, I believe something like this should do the trick:

 

sed -i 's/string-you-want-to-change/to-this-string/g' name-of-the-file.php

Edited August 30, 2014 by Izraelviz (see edit history)

[Norwegian Rat]

While we're at it

 

We've all been searching for strings and code we simply just can't find. The terminal will fix this for you. To get a listing of the string you're looking for in let's say the whole PS folder, you type in this:

 

grep -R 'powered by'

 

This will list ALL the places this exact string is present in the PS folder. (just remember it's case sensitive)

 

Now you at least know what files to look in, and that is a huge leap to solving your issue =)