• Resolved koolzero

    (@koolzero)


    ok so i am using the acid green pro 1.1 theme here:
    PAGE

    at the bottom there is a box that says “comments are closed”

    any ideas on how to get rid of it?

    thanks in advance!

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  • You cannot link to a PHP file to show source code. browsers parse PHP. I will never be able to see it that way. You need to copy and save it as .txt for me to see what it says.

    Thread Starter koolzero

    (@koolzero)

    yeah my bad, i fixed that right as you posted lol.

    Thread Starter koolzero

    (@koolzero)

    COMMENTS

    there =D

    If you’re never going to have comments, then you can just get rid of it all. IN fact, you could just go to your page.php and single.php file and remove the <?php comments_template(); ?> and never have to bother with it.

    But if you want to retain the possibility of having comments in the future, then you need to remove:

    <div class="postinput"> which appears towards the bottom, right after <h3 id="reply">Post a comment</h3>, and then the closing div tag, right after the closing form tag.

    Thread Starter koolzero

    (@koolzero)

    ok i deleted those lines, i still have the stupid box LOL! so maybe i am just not understanding. HERE is what i have now.

    Thread Starter koolzero

    (@koolzero)

    nevermind, i just got rid of <?php comments_template(); ?>
    that worked beautifully =D thank you VERY much for all of your help

    Crap, there’s also divs for it all. you also need to remove the `<div class=”comments”>
    <div class=”comments-nice-bg”>
    <div class=”comments-nice”>at the beginning and the</div> <!– /comments-nice –>
    </div> <!– /comments-nice-bg –>

    </div> <!– /comments –>` at the very end. Also the stuff you removed before was put back in.

    <?php if ('open' == $post-> comment_status) : ?>
    		<!-- If comments are open, but there are no comments. -->
    	<?php else : // comments are closed ?>
    		<!-- If comments are closed. -->
    		<div class="postinput">
    			<p class="nocomments">Comments are closed.</p>
    		</div>
    
    	<?php endif; ?>
    <?php endif; ?>

    the “postinput” stuff needs to go as well (again).

    Thread Starter koolzero

    (@koolzero)

    ok i saved that for future reference ??

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