I have not purchased customization for my blog and I'm wondering how I can display copyright info at the bottom of each page. Thanks!

I use the Parament theme and unfortunately, I don't have custom design just yet. Was wondering if there was a way to add a copyright to the bottom of this theme?

You would need to purchase the Custom Design upgrade to tack on text to the footer area, but you could add a copyright statement in a text widget if you didn't want to purchase the upgrade—something many blog owners have opted to do:
http://en.support.wordpress.com/widgets/text-widget/

Parament theme ... if there was a way to add a copyright to the bottom of this theme?

Yes. In fact it can be done on any theme, provided you do not remove any footer link credits. You can purchase an annually custom design upgrade and receive assistance to do that via CSS editing.
http://en.support.wordpress.com/custom-design/
http://en.support.wordpress.com/custom-design/editing-css/
Read also Custom Design Frequently Asked Questions http://en.support.wordpress.com/custom-design/#frequently-asked-questions

I don't know where the CSS editor is located for this theme. There used to be a place in the admn. menu, but for some reason, I can't locate it now.

See here > http://wpbtips.wordpress.com/2013/02/21/where-is-the-theme-css-and-how-do-i-edit-it/

I was also wondering if there was an option to infinite scrolling or "load more" posts for this theme?

Go to Settings > Reading and locate
Blog pages show at most ___ posts
Enter the number of your choice there
Scroll down to
To infinity and beyond
__Scroll Infinitely
and disable
Click "save changes"

Whenever I post on the WP support site, there is one annoying WP blogger/ member (not a WP engineer or member of the support staff) who always posts responses to my questions and her replies are neither helpful nor relevant to my questions.

Every thread you post into here can be instantly located. I am timethief logged in under another username. Obviously as you thanked me in those threads what you state here cannot apply to threads I responded to you in. http://en.forums.wordpress.com/profile/windybee

That being said, this thread is a Twenty Twelve thread and you are referring to Parament . In odd topic cases like this Staff and Volunteers ask bloggers to post their own threads. http://en.forums.wordpress.com/?new=1

I use the Parament theme and unfortunately, I don't have custom design just yet. Was wondering if there was a way to add a copyright to the bottom of this theme? My blog is windybee.wordpress.com

I was also wondering if there was an option to infinite scrolling or "load more" posts for this theme? If it's possible, I'd my page to look more like a website landing page - adjust to show perhaps 10-15 posts at time, rather than the infinite scroll which looks odd. Any advice or help you may give to change the infinite scroll layout is appreciated. I don't know where the CSS editor is located for this theme. There used to be a place in the admn. menu, but for some reason, I can't locate it now.

I'm hoping you will respond to my inquiry, as you are knowledgeable and part of the WP engineer team. Whenever I post on the WP support site, there is one annoying WP blogger/ member (not a WP engineer or member of the support staff) who always posts responses to my questions and her replies are neither helpful nor relevant to my questions.

Thank you.
Windybee

.site-info:before {
	content: "0A9 2013 Asia Raykova";
	display: block;
}

Remove the "display: block" part if you want it all to be on the same line.

Thank you for your prompt reply. The question was a part of my communication with another member of your team, Mr. Shawn, who was aware of my blog's details - I did not expect it to be redirected.

The name of the blog is: http://www.vodalimon.com.

I will be looking forward to your advice how to procede with specifically this theme (Twenty Twelve).

Best regards:

Asia Raykova

To add text to an element using CSS, you can use the "content" property. Here is an example:

content: "0A9 2013 Asia Raykova";

To apply that property, you need to find the correct CSS selector that matches the footer content in the theme your blog is using.

@TT and @auxclass: I honestly didn't think providing a few "starter links" would be a big deal. I assumed since the OP has experience with the .org side that they would be able to work from there and ask questions in the WordPress.org forums if they had additional questions.

TT and I were obviously working on posting here at the same time earlier; she posted about not providing .org support while I was collecting links to post. Only after I posted the links did I see her replies that slid in just moments before mine. My post was not intended to be a slap in the face or disregard for protocol in the .com forums.

Yes, in retrospect, I agree with both of you that the OP would be better off posting in the ORG forums for the latter half. The path that they need to take is much more complex than what the Codex has to offer. Like I said, it was intended to be a starting point, not an end solution.

And as @TT suggested, I already contribute in both forums (under different usernames) ... it's easy to blur the line between them sometimes. I'll make sure to delineate between the two going forward. I didn't realize how strict cross-platform WordPress support was, I just try to answer questions that I know the answers to.

/end defense ;-)

BUT here is why they need to start at .ORG - they are coming from maybe WP 1.5 - that database will not work with the current database - they need to revert way way back - to 1.5? I don't have a clue on that - then the upgrade hops will need to be made in a very specific order or the database will be corrupted - maybe as many as 6 hops - and the early upgrades were brutal to do - no magic upgrade button

So when the OP crashes something and shows up back here - what are you going to tell them?

That is why the send them over to .ORG to start - the will need some very specific help - what they want to do can be done - might even be some sort of shortcut or some way to export the mysql database to something they can input here manually - lots of database tools - but the OP needs very detailed help

just my observations after a few years - and if you think @TT was a bit brutal - the Mods at .ORG will close a thread in an instant if there is any hint of ANYTHING other than a .ORG question

So are Staff now allowing and encouraging us WordPress>COM Volunteers to answer WordPress.ORG questions on these support forums?

I didn't see any harm in dropping a couple of links to aide a member in trying to move a website to the .com side of the house.

I think I need help with 1 and 4. Anybody got anything?

For #1 see: http://codex.wordpress.org/Test_Driving_WordPress#Install_Basic_XAMPP

For #2 see: http://codex.wordpress.org/Moving_WordPress

As for importing from MySQL, this may help: http://codex.wordpress.org/Restoring_Your_Database_From_Backup

1. Create a database in mysql.
2. Pick that database in phpMyAdmin, and import that database backup.
3. Install WP 1.51.
4. Point it at the backup.
5. Upgrade WP until I get to a version that will export as xml, export as xml.
6. Go to my wordpress.com blog and import.

I think I need help with 1 and 4. Anybody got anything? I'd assume I'd need to change the URL(s) in the old database from the old domain to localhost, but I have no idea how to do it. There doesn't happen to be a handy guide to this lying around somewhere, does there? I haven't touched mysql before so I'm just fumbling around with that.

if they were still confused.

I follow up all threads I post into and there has been no response from the jerinjones1 to what I posted.

If you start tailgating me into threads then I be happy to reciprocate and post the step by step instructions right behind you, instead of posting links that encourage bloggers to read and improve their reading comprehension skills.

That would easy as pie for me to do no typing required as I have a blog that' s full of 7 years worth of such instructions. You see raincoaster and I predate the support documentation. In fact some of it was compiled from our answers to forum questions that date back to when there was only 1 support Staff member, 1 support forum (no sub-forum) and 1 thread of FAQs.

The process we use for verifying free hosted WordPress.com blogs with search engines is found here > http://en.support.wordpress.com/webmaster-tools/