Removed debug info in theme’s functions.php

Hey!

Please try this code instead:

add_action('init','avia_remove_debug');
function avia_remove_debug(){
remove_action('wp_head','avia_debugging_info',9999999);
remove_action('admin_print_scripts','avia_debugging_info',9999999);
}

Cheers!
Peter

i do not know the other codes – i use it – when i need it:

if(!function_exists('avia_debugging_info')){
  function avia_debugging_info() {
    // 
  }
}

is that obsolete? – No it still works – tested it few minutes ago (refresh all caches and merging in Enfold)

you can get rid of every function or overwrite it in your child-theme functions.php when it starts in original source code with:
if(!function_exists('…'))

by the way there was a filter to rename the Theme and child-theme :

/** All of the Styling options you set in the theme’s Styling options get saved to a file in your uploads folder / dynamic_avia called enfold.css.
If you have changed the theme name or something like that you may want to re-name this file to better reflect your own branding ( :LOL dear Brand). You can use the following function to do just that: */

add_filter('avia_dyn_stylesheet_file_path', 'avia_change_filename');
function avia_change_filename($stylesheet){
return 'myfilename.css';
}

___________ offtopic ___________
So – I don’t mind that my customers know which WordPress theme I’m using. On the contrary, a theme that is so well distributed and has a strong community is more of a good selling point.
Of course, if you want to present the beautiful styles and layout possibilities as your own achievements, branding is a hindrance.
For my part, I recognize an enfold page even without branding at first glance in the source code. The classes and IDs are so clear that you have to invest a lot of work to obfuscate a topic there.