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Hi Maggiecat,

Sorry for this belated reply, I have been ill and I am just recovered. Thanks about the wpweaver.info This is indeed a great help and enabled me to solve the problem without making a child theme. I might buy the weaverplus version in the near future as well if I indeed stick to this theme.

Thanks again for your time and efforts.

Orlando

@ maggiecat568
I looked at your site and it looked pretty impressive to me. I saw that the ‘Leave a reply form’ has disappeared though, but now you can’t post comments on the blogpage when you are not logged in. As I wrote above, for my own site I hope there is a way to keep the form only on the blogpage.

I also noticed you were able to remove the sidebar from your static one column pages and keep it only on the home- and blog page. This is another thing I’d like to do as well (both the one column and removing the sidebar there) but couldn’t find out how. Would you be so kind to explain how you did this? Thanks in advance.

I have a similar question as Maggiecat. I’d like to remove the ‘Leave a reply’ form from my static pages. However I want to keep the possibility that people post comments on my blog posts, so I want to keep the form at my blog page.

So my questions are?
– Is it possible to remove the ‘Leave a reply’ form from the static pages only? And if so, how?
– I don’t know anything about css and this is the first time I have a hosted site (and I am still figuring out how the cpanel of my site works..) So if someone could explicitly explain to me how to create the child theme file and how and where to upload it after that and how to activate it, I would be very grateful.