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Or are you referring to the category list and comment link that appears at the bottom of each post?

Correct. I would like to remove the cat list and comments on only the sticky post (pardon if that’s not included in what I thought was the post footer).

In archive.php for archives and search.php for search result listings. Although again, not every theme has these templates – in which case, you might find that you’d need to add it to index.php with some extra ‘if’ statement(s).

Got it.

That depends upon where/when you want to hide this sticky post. You may want to add it to every post template in your theme. But I have to say that I’ve never used it beyond the front page. and given that the ‘sticky’ concept only has meaning in terms of the front page display, I’m not 100% certain that it will work in other post templates.

Got it.

In addition, is it possible to make the header unlinked…just show the header text, in sticky posts?

-Scott

1. Link: http://www.9001ventures.com. My assumption is that code should be placed in either the index.php or page.php file, though I’m confused as to what code and where.

2. got it

3. Okay…such as if I did not want it showing up in a archive/search list, I could place this code in archives.php, correct? But what template do I place the code in for pages beyond the frontpage? What I mean is that only X no. of posts will show up on the frontpage of my blog. Then, you must click to go to the next page to see more of the blogs and its those pages I do not want showing the sticky post.

-Scott

Thank you again for your assistance.

-Scott

The sidebar location is the secondary position. I really wanted it located on the nav bar.

Below is the code that works. My last request is to format the search box to align right on the nav bar and I can’t figure out how to do that.

I made the changes live again…www.9001ventures.com

<div class="nav">
    <ul class="artmenu">
        <?php art_menu_items(); ?>
<li><?php  include (TEMPLATEPATH . "/searchform.php"); ?></li>
    </ul>
    <div class="l"></div>
    <div class="r"><div>
 </div>
    </div>

</div>

Okay, I’m further, but not there yet. It appears class=”artmenu” creates the individual

• enteries, so, per your suggestion, I simply create one more
• . I was able to remove the <div> code as well.

  Now my only goal is to get the search bar to align right. I have tried various combinations of <div> and

tags, but cannot figure it out. I just need the code that will divide nav bar so I can place the search bar on the right.

<div class=”nav”>
<ul class=”artmenu”>
<?php art_menu_items(); ?>

• <?php include (TEMPLATEPATH . “/searchform.php”); ?>

<div class=”l”>
</div>
<div class=”r”>
<div>
</div>
</div>
</div>

Thank you for the reply.

First, how did you validate the javascript?

Pardon in advance, but the present location of the search bar on 9001ventures.com is working fine in the sidebar, however, I cannot get it to work in the nav bar. The code txt file sited above is what I have for the nav bar located in the search bar.

Maybe it would be better to simply ask how Firefox and IE differ in defining CSS or other style changes.

-Scott