Adventure journal theme questions

I’m seeing an error on your site right now.

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_CASE in /wp-content/themes/adventure-journal/functions.php on line 440

Here’s my best guess answers:

1) If you’re referring to the menu, you may need to create a custom menu. From your admin, simply go to Appearance > Menus and choose only the pages you want to be listed at the top.

2) I’m not entirely sure what you’re asking. Do you mean a menu widget, custom menus, or are you looking to customize the blog loop?

3) If your front page is a static page, then go to it’s edit screen and do this…

Disabling Comments

1. In the upper-right, click “Screen Options”
2. In the box that opens, check the box for “Discussion”
3. Scroll down and find the newly revealed “Discussion” box. You may need to click on the title to open it.
4. UNcheck the options for “Allow comments” and “Allow trackbacks and pingbacks”
5. Save the page.

You should also make sure you’re using Adventure Journal 1.7 or newer, since earlier versions show the comments text no matter what (Warning: Updating the theme may break any customization you’ve made to core AJ code).

Yeah, that error is my current and most pressing issue right now. I dont know how to fix that and I cant even get on my admin dashboard. That error comes up. I was trying to remove “<div id=”attrition”>Adventure Journal Theme is Proudly Designed By Contexture International</div>
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and now cant get on anywhere

Ok, my site is back, thanks to help on here. And I got rid of the “page peel”. My first page is a sticky post.You can look at it now and see where it says “Categories: Upcoming Events | Comments Off “. My pages are also showing “Comments Off Comments are closed.” even though the box is unchecked that says “allow comments”

Ah. Blog posts (which are treated differently than pages) will always show that bar no matter what.

To get rid of it, create a custom style sheet with the following rule:

.entry-utility{
  display:none !important;
}

I recommend you upload the new CSS file to your /wp-content/ folder. You can activate it by going to Adventure Journal’s Theme Options page (in your admin under Appearance > Theme Options) and entering the location of your CSS file in the “Custom Style Sheet” field.

I’m ok with the comments being allowed, but with the Categories “Upcoming events” still showing on my static post, its somewhat confusing to readers, and I would like to remove that. Also, is there a way to customize the footer so I can add something different then than what’s in the sidebar and also at the top of the page? This info is showing 3 times on the same page.