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You want to use comment_ID() in combination with some element of each comment that can be assigned the ID attribute. If comments are in list (<li>) elements, you could do:

<li id="comment-<?php comment_ID(); ?>">

Then #comment-3748 would become the fragment identifier for that comment. (#3748 would be considered invalid XHTML, as fragment idents cannot start with a number.)

The semicolon is used to define the end of a PHP statement. In most operating environments a single PHP statement within <?php ?> tags can be used without having to close it with a semicolon.

I can suggest how to remove the bullets through your css, but as you didn’t originally have comments in <li> elements, you might want to remove them and instead go with altering your commentid div:

<div class="commentid" id="comment-<?php comment_ID(); ?>">

Just add this to your stylesheet:

#content li {
list-style: none;
}

Notes: <li> tags must be nested in a <ul> or <ol> element to be valid X/HTML. Also, without being able to define the comments section for this, all <li> tags under the content div will be affected by the css declaration above, but you can *fix* this by defining an id for your <ul> or <ol> element (let’s say “comments”) and using for your declaration:

#comments li {
list-style: none;
}