JetPack is a fairly new WordPress feature that allows some of the
tools found on freely hosted WordPress.com blogs to work on self hosted blogs. The goal of jetpack is to
bring eight of the most requested features available on WordPress.com to the
millions of self-hosted WordPress sites in one easy-to-install curated package. Anyway, the most unpleasant
feature of this plug-in is the world-famous smiley face (icon) which sometimes
drives bloggers crazy while trying to disable it.
The smiley face is used to help track stats on a page. Like many
other bloggers who don’t like its addition at the footer of every page on a site.
So they want to remove it like me. Here comes a question of having any problem
of tracking stats after removing it? Of course not!
SIMPLEST WAY FOR MAKING IT DISAPPEAR
To remove it you simply need to check this box -
1) AT first enter at your admin panel and click on the icon of
JETPACK.
2)
Then click on
CONFIGURE from WordPress.com Stats box.
3)
Mark-Hide the stats smiley face image from smiley option and click on Save
Configuration.
4)
That’s it! Now go to your site and check it. Smiley face has
gone.
Alternatively, you can do it by editing CSS. And to do that, this following line of CSS code to your CSS stylesheet
(stylesheet.css):
img#wpstats {
display:none; }
Thank you!
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