Summary
SumoMe free version provides you with some really good subscription form features. However, some developers might be very conscious about displaying what they use. They believe in concealing their plugin details as much as possible. Although it is ethical to give credit to the plugin developer for providing free features, there is a way out to hide it.
The task is very simple. I would not be revealing how I actually got to this solution but would certainly help you with it.
Sumo Logo in Subscription form
The below image shows the logo that is in discussion here.
Sumo Me Logo
As it is a dynamic logo, it is tough to hide using Javascript onload events. Hence, we prefer to use Advanced CSS to make this possible. You can use the Custom Javascript & CSS plugin to apply your custom CSS. This plguin will help you avoid losing your data in case you update your theme.
Doing the magic
The solution is quite simple. All you need to do is add the below CSS code to your style.css or in the “Custom CSS” menu of the above mentioned plugin and save the changes
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.s.u.m.o.me .powered-by-sumo, .s.u.m.o.me.sumome-react-modal-container .powered-by-sumo, .sumome-vex .powered-by-sumo{ display:none !important; } |
Once the code is pasted and saved, make sure to clean the cache of your web server to allow the changes to reflect. The browser cache also might affect. Hence, clean up the browser cache.
Once you are done cleaning up the cache, checkout the logo has disappeared and you have a clean subscription box with no branding of the author.
