Hi! In which file do I find the footer tekst? Not the "Powered by...", but the text you add in the theme function. I have some bad links that prevent me from logging in, and I have searched every file!

You must be talking about the 'Footer Content' which is in the theme options at ATO->Style & edit Footer->Footer Content.

That information is stored in the database.

When you say you can't login do you mean you can't log into WordPress?

Yes, the content!

I can open my home page, but I cannot open ingridsblogg dot no/wp-admin to log in. I was warned by my domain host that I had bad links linking to malware, so they closed my site with a password. I am pretty sure its the links in the footer creating the problem, but it seems weird that bad links prevent me from logging in? Can I remove the footer-part completely to see if it works? Where would I do that?

Yes the content! These are the links that are bad, and they are in the footer. I cannot open my wp-admin page, thus not login, but I dont know if the bad links are at fault. My domain host have blocked my page with a password due to links to malware, and I am very shure these are those links.

You can view my page using this username and password:

ingridsblogg
gfvE6phliybh

So I tried to delete the entire footer, that worked, but still cannot access my login wp-page.. surprise, not.

I also tried the debug shingy, and it said there was a fault in my functions.php file on line 3733, this line:

trigger_error( sprintf( __( '%1$s was called <strong>incorrectly</strong>. %2$s %3$s' ), $function, $message, $version ) );

Please slow down, doing just anything could cause more problems. I believe I know

So I tried to delete the entire footer, that worked, but still cannot access my login wp-page.. surprise, not.

1) What is the actual name of the file you deleted? if it was the wp-fiooter.php put it back!

2) do you have FTP or File Manager access to your files? If you do, go to the wordpress root folder->wp-contents->themes and see what themes are in that folder. If both Atahualpa and one of the Twentyxxx from WP are there, move the Atahualpa folder to the 'wp-contents' folder. This will disable Atahualpa and set you back to one of the default themes. Then we can attack the problem.