Copyright and Credit Settings

Imagine you're using a software that helps you design a website or a page. This software gives you some options to customize how your website looks, especially the part where you give information about who owns the website (copyright) and who created it (credit). Here's what each part means in simpler terms:

1. Text Input Field for CSS Classes:
   • Think of your website as a house. CSS classes are like interior design themes you can apply to decorate your house.
   • This "text input field" is a place where you can type in the name of the design theme you want to use.
   • You can use themes provided by the software itself (Solo) or from other sources (third-party libraries) that you've added.
2. 15 Color Input Fields:
   • These are like paint buckets for different parts of your website. You have 15 color input fields.
   • Each field lets you pick a color. These could be for the text, background, or other elements in the copyright and credit section of your website.
3. Text Field for Dynamic Copyright Year:
   • This is a special place where you can write the year.
   • "Dynamic" means it can automatically update the year. For example, when the year changes from 2023 to 2024, it will update itself without you having to change it manually.
4. Checkbox Field to Show or Hide Credit:
   • This is like a light switch. When you turn it on (check it), it shows who created the website (gives them credit).
   • If you turn it off (uncheck it), it hides this information.

So, in short, these settings are there to help you easily customize how the bottom part of your website, where you typically see copyright and credit information, looks and functions.