mojorob

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I have a post with a gallery included in it. I’ve now turned off the comments for that particular post, however when clicking on individual photos there is still the option to leave a comment.

How do I go about turning off comments for that gallery without getting rid of the comments template in the image.php template (i.e. so other galleries can still receive comments on individual photos)?

Is there a way of doing this? It would seem rather odd if there isn’t a way.

mikey1 – I have read the original post, hence my reply to it. My 2nd post on this thread was in response to something that whooami said, and not the original post.

whooami – Yes I have heard of email, though it’s highly unclear why you ask. I was not pointing an accusing finger at you, however one of your big things is security I believe – destroying any unnecessary logins is a part of the protection of security for the people who you have worked for or helped, or do you disagree with this? I’m aware it’s not dealing with the question of the original post, however it is within the topic behind it.

whooami – regarding the hundreds of logins, the common sense and responsible approach for this would be to destroy any such logins once the required work is completed.

You probably need the following in your stylesheet:

margin-left:auto;
margin-right:auto;

Perhaps some useful information would attract the required answer – or checking the codex.

The scenario suggested by whooami is not a good one, as its talking about a service (housekeeping) rather than a product (website).

However saying that, I notice on the website linked to by whooami there are no terms & conditions for the products (and services) listed – in fact there is hardly any information at all. If this is repeated when the client makes the order then there wouldn’t seem to be much of a contract. I’d suggest taking this as a learning curve, and in consultation with a legal professional draw up legal terms & conditions which are in effect a contract, and publish this on the website.

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This is in the Codex

Have you bothered to look into Settings on your dashboard? It’s there…

Any ideas on this?

Anybody who has an informative response to my original question?

The .htaccess / .htpasswd route is not a desired option then?

You could do it through the .htaccess / .htpasswd route rather than through wordpress/plugin.

The stylesheet would probably be the way to go…