rickstirling

Thank you!

I wrapped that in an anchor, linked to “#respond”, and it’s just what I needed.

I just created mine anyway, as they were going to be different.

How are they different? Is it just font size? Are you using em to declare font size? Em inherits the size from the parent, so recently I had an issue where I had went to em 1.4, and then wondered why a child of em1.0 was still so big.

I’ve just upgraded to the latest version of WordPress (scary but quite simple – MAKE A FULL BACKUP!), jut in case it was a bug.

Still no joy though

Worked a treat.

For others – if you add that, it appears on every page, even with comments switched off.

I copied my page.php file, renamed to commentspage.php and put this at the top:

<?php
/*
Template Name: COMMENTSON
*/
?>

Then I uploaded, and edited the COMMENTSON template to include the <?php comments_template(); ?>

Then on my page where I wanted comments, I changed the template (Manage, Pages) to the COMMENTSON template.

Ah! So I HAVE to have them ??

Right, I’ll stick that back in, thanks!

I have noticed that this works:

<?php comments_template(); ?>

When I add it, I get the edit box – but I want to send the reader to the comments page instead.