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  • Thread Starter davidt82

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    ok – tried this, it still links all authors names, and in the case of this <?php comment_author_link(); ?> it links back to a page with that user name (ie: example.com/author)

    here is the code I have, if anyone has a suggestion, please let me know:

    <*a* href=”<?php comment_author_link(); ?>” target=”_blank”> <?php comment_author() ?> Says:</h4>

    the asterisks around the a are just to prevent this from turning into a link.

    Thread Starter davidt82

    (@davidt82)

    I think I have resolved this, I changed the fact that the header was a background image in the CSS and instead have just planted it as an img in the header file. I did a normal html link from the image and it seems to work properly in both browsers now. If anyone thinks this might be a bad idea, please let me know. thanks for your time

    Thread Starter davidt82

    (@davidt82)

    ok – I exchanged the code with the suggestion given and it’s still not working properly. I apologize for the apparently horrible coding you encountered. How about this, will someone please help me with code, or a LINK to make the header work properly in Safari/Firefox. I got that original bit from here on the forums, so I would appreciate any alternatives. THANKS.

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