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Change/Modify Footer Alfresco Comunity

juliogg
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Hello,
I've found several topics related with changing/deleting of the footer but all of them are refered to Alfresco BEFORE changing to GPL
Can someone clarify if NOW changing the footer is allowed? and also What are the technical steps that has to be taken for doing so?.
Thanks in advance.
Julio
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muralidharand
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You need to change the footer.css which is present in,
 C:\Alfresco50d\tomcat\webapps\share\components\footer\footer.css 


/* Footer Component */
.footer
{
   background-color: #fafafa;
   border-top: 1px solid #ccc;
   text-align: center;
   padding: 0;
   display:none!important;
}


It is working for me in ACE 5.0.d on windows 7 machine, refer attached.

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ignazioc
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hello,
i am using the community version of alfresco 2.1.
I would like to modify the footer (giving all credit to alfresco for it with a link to to alfresco.com, but getting rid of "Supplied free of charge with no support, no certification, no maintenance, no warranty and no indemnity by Alfresco or its Certified Partners. Click here for support. Alfresco Software Inc. © 2005-2007 All rights reserved." and the source forge net image). is this allowed ? if so, what is the minum text i need to use without being sued and what is the file i need to modify?
thanks again for any help you guys can provide.

uzbekjon
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hello,
i am using the community version of alfresco 2.1.
I would like to modify the footer (giving all credit to alfresco for it with a link to to alfresco.com, but getting rid of "Supplied free of charge with no support, no certification, no maintenance, no warranty and no indemnity by Alfresco or its Certified Partners. Click here for support. Alfresco Software Inc. © 2005-2007 All rights reserved." and the source forge net image). is this allowed ? if so, what is the minum text i need to use without being sued and what is the file i need to modify?
thanks again for any help you guys can provide.

I would also like to know if it is possible to remove this text in version 3?

"Supplied free of charge with no support, no certification, no maintenance, no warranty and no indemnity by Alfresco or its Certified Partners. Click here for support. Alfresco Software Inc. © 2005-2007 All rights reserved."

mcq
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I have posted instructions on how to change the default Alfresco web client page footer. It requires editing the source code and rebuilding the web-client package. The complete instructions are
available here.

-Tom

hello,
i am using the community version of alfresco 2.1.
I would like to modify the footer (giving all credit to alfresco for it with a link to to alfresco.com, but getting rid of "Supplied free of charge with no support, no certification, no maintenance, no warranty and no indemnity by Alfresco or its Certified Partners. Click here for support. Alfresco Software Inc. © 2005-2007 All rights reserved." and the source forge net image). is this allowed ? if so, what is the minum text i need to use without being sued and what is the file i need to modify?
thanks again for any help you guys can provide.

I would also like to know if it is possible to remove this text in version 3?

"Supplied free of charge with no support, no certification, no maintenance, no warranty and no indemnity by Alfresco or its Certified Partners. Click here for support. Alfresco Software Inc. © 2005-2007 All rights reserved."

mikeh
Star Contributor
Star Contributor
Nicely written article, Tom (although I can't quite tell if you're being a little sarcastic about the "clever develovers" part  :wink: ). Obviously our GPL license allows you to do this update, however we'd encourage people keep the footer and image in place unless it's really causing issues in a closed or locked-down network environment.

The reason we host the Alfresco Community image on our own servers is that it gives us vital browser usage information, which helps us target the right browsers for new features. For example, as developers we'd love to be able to drop support for IE6, but our own statistics tell us we can't do that yet.

Thanks,
Mike

pouya
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Hi

You can add to
main.css

span.footer
{
display:none!important;
}

This will remove the message for users without having to recompile alfresco…

Simple page refresh is enough.

Regards,
Pouya

etzapata
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Hi Pouya,

I have added the said code in /opt/alfresco/tomcat/webapps/alfresco/css/main.css but nothing's changed.

Do you have any other idea?

Thanks.

etzapata
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Oh I got it… You have to stop/start alfresco for the changes to take effect but the image still remains.

Thanks.

chandu7ee
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brooklynite
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Hi

You can add to
main.css

span.footer
{
display:none!important;
}

This will remove the message for users without having to recompile alfresco…

Simple page refresh is enough.

Regards,
Pouya

Didn't work for me.

nirvanvjain
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Hi All,

Change in main.css works but it wont remove the image "ALFRESCO COMMUNITY" which apprears at the bottom ?

Please guide me how to remove that Image without changing and recompiling the source code ?

-Nirvan V. Jain