XF 2.0 Copyright

[JoyFreak]

Is this allowed to be edited? For example, am I ok to unlink it or add a target="_blank" to it at least?

 

[Jeremy P]

You aren't allowed to alter it in any way.

All copies of the Software must contain the same proprietary notices that appear on and in the Software, including all copyright notices embedded in the Software, which must remain unaltered from the original and visible at all times, unless by specific prior arrangement with XenForo Limited.

https://xenforo.com/license-agreement/

 

[Bryan]

I might be wrong so don't take this as fact but I don't think they would mind you editing it to open in a new tab as long as all the text remained intact and the link still pointed to the correct url and the whole thing is visible.

I'm sure someone will be along in a moment to prove me wrong though.

 

[JoyFreak]

Thanks for the replies guys, can we center it? If so, how?

 

[Robust]

I might be wrong so don't take this as fact but I don't think they would mind you editing it to open in a new tab as long as all the text remained intact and the link still pointed to the correct url and the whole thing is visible.

I'm sure someone will be along in a moment to prove me wrong though.

@Jeremy P's response is correct. You are not allowed to modify the copyright attribution in any way.

Thanks for the replies guys, can we center it? If so, how?

You are allowed to center it or style it in any reasonable way, ensuring that the text is still readable and not obstructed (so no colouring that's hard to see, attempts to make it invisible with CSS, etc.).

To center it, add the following CSS to the EXTRA.css template: .copyright { text-align: center; }

 

[Chris D]

In terms of opening it in a new tab, wait until the next release; we’ve changed the copyright link to open in a new tab starting from 2.0.2.

 

[JoyFreak]

Thanks for everybody's response. It's not a huge deal anyway but good to know, thank you!

 

[JoyFreak]

@Jeremy P's response is correct. You are not allowed to modify the copyright attribution in any way.


You are allowed to center it or style it in any reasonable way, ensuring that the text is still readable and not obstructed (so no colouring that's hard to see, attempts to make it invisible with CSS, etc.).

To center it, add the following CSS to the EXTRA.css template: .copyright { text-align: center; }

That did not work by the way.

 

[Ozzy47]

If you added it into the Extra.css template as suggested, then of course it will not work. It would have to go into Extra.less

 

[JoyFreak]

I don't believe there is extra.css. I did put it in the extra.less? Unless they've renamed the class in the UI.X style? Though I have tried everything trying to inspect it etc.

 

[Ozzy47]

Perhaps ask in the style thread, they would know for sure.