@pedrooliveira
Hi,

You can try this for the div -

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body > div:last-child { ..your style here.. }

and this for the anchor tag within it -

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body > div:last-child a{ text-decoration: none; }

Hope this helps.

KK tried both of your solutions, but it seems if i do that the entire template will be replaced with the conditions specified on both the identifiers of the CSS.
I think I have do study a bit more on that subject.

Off-Topic, just finished the translation to PT-PT (Portuguese - Portugal) of Couch, I'm leaving the file here in attachment in case you guys want to use it

Cheers.

I'm actually using a bit of javascript so I can move this bit and override some of the inline styling inside (which it appears is to make sure we can't use CSS to hide it). I don't mind having it there at all - in fact, happy to display it - but is it going to upset you guys if I intentionally circumvent the inline CSS and placement to suit my layout a bit better?

[KK]

@nphyx

- but is it going to upset you guys if I intentionally circumvent the inline CSS and placement to suit my layout a bit better?

Not at all
As long as you do not hide the link completely, please feel free to style it as you wish.

The solution given by you KK is not exactly a solution. You guys need to make that div with an id or class which then can be used properly by designers in their CSS. I used up 3 valuable hours of my life trying to figure out how to make it work the way you suggested it. Just like the guy before me, I can report the same thing. It messes up the entire styling. I think, you're making this more complicated than it has to be.

[KK]

@attilavago

I am sorry the link put you through all the trouble.

The only desired thing is that you put a link to our site in all Couch handled templates.
If you (or anyone) agrees to do so manually, please PM me and I'll send you a commercial license free of cost.

Thanks