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I have no problems promoting Ghost on some of my sites. But on some sites where I am dealing with kids, I would prefer to remove all third party links. Since I am paying for the hosting, I kind of feel I should have some choice in this. Does anyone know how I can remove the Powered by Ghost link?
I think if Ghost gives an inbuilt option to hide that will be super-efficient. Following is a code block you can add to the code injection. As this is javascript I will recommend adding it in the footer code box.
The theme Okiro is made by @fueko and this theme already has the custom membership mangement features like sign up/login pages, and also the pricing page. If you want tyou can just use those and disable the portal button from your ghost dashboard.
you will be able to remove powered by ghost from main site but when you visit the amp page it will still show published with ghost at the bottom. so i wrote two different blog post to remove branding from both places.
Installed from Ghost-CLIReplace this URL in Defaults ConfigurationTo replace the URL in the defaults.json file, follow these steps: 1. Locate the defaults.json file in your ghost installation. The files is typically found at...
Hey Everyone,
does anybody know how you can hide or remove the "Powered by Qualtrics" plug which runs through the entire survey? Been searching for the answer for days but can't find anything helpful...
Hi there, this is possible through CSS or by following TomG's solution in the below thread:
-powered-by-qualtrics
However, in that thread, someone from Qualtrics mentions that it is preferred that the plug not be removed from the survey. I tend to agree with their reasoning, as having the plug lets respondents know what tool is being used to collect their feedback, which I think is important.
On the other hand, I can appreciate not wanting to give respondents a persistent 'way out' of the survey by clicking on the plug. I would recommend a middle ground which leaves the plug in place but makes it unclickable. To put that in place, the below can be added as CSS in the survey's Look & Feel:
#Plug a
pointer-events: none !important;
Hi MillMoll, the "Powered by Qualtrics" links to this web page.
Does your survey include a link somewhere to a privacy statement? Removing the ability to click the "Powered by Qualtrics" will not affect that.
Hi there, this is possible through CSS or by following TomG's solution in the below thread:
-powered-by-qualtrics
However, in that thread, someone from Qualtrics mentions that it is preferred that the plug not be removed from the survey. I tend to agree with their reasoning, as having the plug lets respondents know what tool is being used to collect their feedback, which I think is important.
On the other hand, I can appreciate not wanting to give respondents a persistent 'way out' of the survey by clicking on the plug. I would recommend a middle ground which leaves the plug in place but makes it unclickable. To put that in place, the below can be added as CSS in the survey's Look & Feel:
#Plug a
pointer-events: none !important;
Using RESERVE powered by CLEAR, each reservation is held for a 20 minute window so there's a little bit of a grace period. However, we ask that you do your best to arrive when scheduled so we can keep everyone moving.
If you're a CLEAR Plus Member, you're welcome to use RESERVE. However, if you're looking to avoid booking ahead and have a fast, on-demand experience we recommend you take advantage of your CLEAR Plus Membership and go through the CLEAR Lane.
No. If you'd like to use the CLEAR Lane, you will need to become a CLEAR Plus Member. You can sign up in just minutes here and experience faster and easier airport security at 57 airports nationwide without making a reservation.
CLEAR Plus is our airport Membership that keeps you moving faster and easier through security at 57 airports nationwide. Simply step up to a pod in one of our CLEAR Lanes and verify you are you. No need to make a reservation ahead of time!
RESERVE, on the other hand, is a free service only available at select airports and requires booking your spot ahead of time. RESERVE provides a more predictable experience than standard airport security, but it still requires you to show a TSA officer your I.D. to verify it's you.
Combustion engine-powered leaf blowers and string trimmers are those powered by an internal combustion or rotary engine using gasoline, alcohol, or other liquid or gaseous liquid. These devices pose significant health hazards to both equipment operators and Oakland residents, including the discharge of particulate matter, carbon monoxide, unburned fuel, and ozone. They also contribute to climate change by emitting carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas, and generate significant noise pollution, a paramount concern for Oakland residents.
Oakland City Council unanimously adopted Ordinance No. 13616 C.M.S. on October 6, 2020, adding Chapter 8.64 to the Oakland Municipal Code prohibiting the following on public and private property in the City of Oakland:
The City is urging users to replace the combustion engine-powered equipment with electric and/or non-motorized alternatives. Examples of electric equipment can be found at -work/programs/zero-emission-landscaping-equipment/zero-emission-lawn-equipment.
Technology for electric-powered leaf blowers has advanced substantially, some of these units more powerful than gas-powered units and can provide over an hour of use without a charge. There is currently one program which offer discounts to small businesses and sole proprietor landscapers for exchanging gas-powered leaf blowers for electric leaf blowers:
The South Coast AQMD offers a Commercial Lawn & Garden Equipment Exchange program with rebates of up to 85% of the cost of an electric leaf blower. Limited funding is available. For more information: AQMD Commercial Electric Lawn & Garden Equipment Exchange program flyer
Although small, gas-powered leaf blowers have highly polluting engines which can result in significant health impacts for the community, but particularly the equipment operators. In addition to smog-forming emissions and toxic fumes, gas-powered leaf blowers also create carbon-dioxide emissions that contribute to the climate crisis. Using a gas-powered backpack leaf blower for just one hour generates the same smog-forming emissions as a car driven for 1,100 miles. This ban will improve air quality, public health, and noise pollution.
No, the allowed hours for any person to operate a leaf blower remain 8:00 a.m. through 6:00 p.m. Monday through Friday; 9:00 a.m. through 5:00 p.m. on Saturdays; and not permitted on Sundays at any time.
Yes, at the direction of emergency responders, gas-powered leaf blowers may be used for the purposes of responding to an emergency, or necessary to protect or save lives or property from eminent danger of loss or harm.
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Background: Powered brushes were first introduced commercially in the 1960s. A recent systematic review suggested the superiority of certain modes of powered over manual toothbrushing for plaque and gingivitis reduction. That review did not allow for direct comparison between different modes of powered toothbrush.
Objectives: To compare different modes of powered toothbrushing against each other for plaque reduction and the health of the gingivae. Other factors to be assessed were calculus and stain removal, cost, dependability and adverse effects.
Selection criteria: Trials were considered for inclusion with the following criteria: random allocation of participants; no compromised manual dexterity; unsupervised powered toothbrushing for at least 4 weeks. The primary outcomes were the plaque and gingivitis scores after powered toothbrush use during trial period.
Data collection and analysis: Data extraction was performed independently and in duplicate. The authors of trials were contacted to provide missing data where possible. The effect measure for each meta-analysis was the standardised mean difference (SMD) with 95% confidence intervals (CI) using the random-effects model. Potential sources of heterogeneity were assessed.
Main results: The review included data from 15 trials with 1015 participants. Due to the dearth of trials assessing the same mode of action, no definitive conclusions can be stated regarding the superiority of one mode of powered toothbrush over any other. Only minor and transient side effects were reported. Cost, dependability were not reported.
PURPOSE 2024 builds upon past strategic plans and sets clear goals for the future to ensure that we attract and retain well-regarded faculty and staff, recruit high-performing and ambitious students, and promote a culture across the university that takes pride in fostering student success, scholarly excellence, and institutional efficiency.
Through the success of this strategic plan, Johnson & Wales University will be known as an innovative and comprehensive university that prepares students for careers and leadership in a wide range of industries.
Johnson & Wales University continues to shine in the U.S. News rankings that were released this fall. As we continue to pursue the goals set in the Powered by Purpose strategic plan, we are pleased to receive this external validation recognizing the hard work and achievements of our faculty and staff.
During the 2022-23 academic year, JWU faculty and students have engaged in exciting research and scholarship; the university continued to invest in high-impact practices that support a quality education for our students. We are proud to share with you our accomplishments and further progress on the strategic goals outlined in Powered by Purpose 2024.
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