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  • Sorry I didn’t get back to you sooner, which child theme are you using?

    Thanks, Max

    Hello Harvey, If you make the following edits to that $hestia_general_credits function, I believe you will get the result you are looking for.

    $hestia_general_credits = get_theme_mod(
    ‘hestia_general_credits’,
    sprintf(
    /* translators: %1$s is Theme Name, %2$s is WordPress */
    esc_html__( ‘%1$s |Designed by %2$s’, ‘hestia’),
    sprintf(
    /* translators: %s is Theme name */
    %s‘,
    esc_html__( ‘Hestia’, ‘hestia’ )
    ),
    /* translators: %s is WordPress */
    sprintf(
    %2$s‘,
    esc_url( __( ‘http://ww.wp.xz.cn’, ‘hestia’ ) ),
    esc_html__( ‘HLC Design’, ‘hestia’ )
    )
    )
    );

    Really, the only changes that should need to be made are changing the word Powered to Designed, and then a few lines down under the sprintf section, switch out WordPress with HLC Design.

    Hope this helps, let me know if not!
    Max

    Hello,

    I am not familiar with the hestia theme, however in most themes you can change that information right from the footer.php file. Is this not an option with this theme? Let me know if not.

    Best regards, Max

    Hello!
    Not sure if you were able to resolve the issue or not, however my best advice would be to convert your images before uploading them to WordPress. I have found that it helps a lot to make sure the size I save the image as in adobe/gimp/etc is the maximum size allotted for pictures by your theme. Another thing I heard helps a lot is to convert the images to an sRGB prior to uploading.
    Hope this helps if you haven’t already fixed the problem!

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