You cannot link to a PHP file to show source code. browsers parse PHP. I will never be able to see it that way. You need to copy and save it as .txt for me to see what it says.
yeah my bad, i fixed that right as you posted lol.
If you’re never going to have comments, then you can just get rid of it all. IN fact, you could just go to your page.php and single.php file and remove the <?php comments_template(); ?> and never have to bother with it.
But if you want to retain the possibility of having comments in the future, then you need to remove:
<div class="postinput"> which appears towards the bottom, right after <h3 id="reply">Post a comment</h3>, and then the closing div tag, right after the closing form tag.
ok i deleted those lines, i still have the stupid box LOL! so maybe i am just not understanding. HERE is what i have now.
nevermind, i just got rid of <?php comments_template(); ?>
that worked beautifully =D thank you VERY much for all of your help
Crap, there’s also divs for it all. you also need to remove the `<div class=”comments”>
<div class=”comments-nice-bg”>
<div class=”comments-nice”>at the beginning and the</div> <!– /comments-nice –>
</div> <!– /comments-nice-bg –>
</div> <!– /comments –>` at the very end. Also the stuff you removed before was put back in.
<?php if ('open' == $post-> comment_status) : ?>
<!-- If comments are open, but there are no comments. -->
<?php else : // comments are closed ?>
<!-- If comments are closed. -->
<div class="postinput">
<p class="nocomments">Comments are closed.</p>
</div>
<?php endif; ?>
<?php endif; ?>
the “postinput” stuff needs to go as well (again).
ok i saved that for future reference 😀
