–> characters appearing in post heading

  • Resolved scottpdailey

    (@scottpdailey)


    16 years ago

    I’m seeing this in my PAGE headings:

    About Posted: April 27th, 2010 | Author: John Doe | Filed under: Articles | Comments Off –>

    My beef is that A, I dont want the “–>” (dash n’ arrow characters). Happy to listen to explanations from the more informed as to why I’m even seeing this. And B, I don’t want any of this in the heading of a “Page,” because my pages are static information, ala About, Contact me, et al. Thanks for the feedback in advance.

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  • Jonas Grumby

    (@ss_minnow)

    16 years ago

    looks like somebody tried to comment something out using <!-- comment this out --> format and didn’t do it right. You can take that out of page.php completely or comment it out properly.

    Thread Starter scottpdailey

    (@scottpdailey)

    16 years ago

    Well you were spot on. Poorly commented code. D’oh! Should have known. Well thanks for the speedy fix. If I comment out the entire linein page.php, will it comment it out on posts too? I want it there for posts, but see it as a bit of an eye sore for pages. Any additional thoughts?

    Jonas Grumby

    (@ss_minnow)

    16 years ago

    Single posts usually use single.php. If single.php does not exist they will usually use index.php, but never page.php.

    Check out the template hierarchy.

    Thread Starter scottpdailey

    (@scottpdailey)

    16 years ago

    First off, thanks for your help. You were gracious. Secondly, the theme presented limitations I continued to be dissatisfied with. Great news: there’s a million freakin’ themes to choose from. Again, thanks!

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