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  • you need a single.php in your theme folder that uses the_content();

    Tg

    Thread Starter xsummergustx

    (@xsummergustx)

    So just a file marked single.php that contains <?php the_content?> ?

    EDIT: Ok, never mind. I did single.php. But now, once you go and read the rest of the entry, it doesn’t display how many comments there are anymore. *is confused*

    Your single.php file should contain basically the same stuff as your main (index.php) file EXCEPT that instead of referring to the_excerpt (as you’ve modified yours to do), it refers to the_content (which is what the index.php “normally” has in it). So it’s not just that one piece of code, it’s the rest of it, the call to the header, footer, comments, etc., just like what your main template now has in it. Does this make sense?

    Thread Starter xsummergustx

    (@xsummergustx)

    Yes, it does. Thank you! =]

    I just have one small question now. Now that I’ve got the single.php file, it doesn’t display how many comments have been made, even though I have the comments in the code as well.

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