Doraemon

This isn’t relevant to your question unfortunately, though I think you could just get in the functions files and add a pagebreak. Simple enough? But I have a question myself regarding the date function. If there a way to show the date on every post, rather than only once for each day. For example, I could make three posts today and WP will only show the date once. I need to show the date on every single post I make. Thanks a bunch, I really appreciate the help I’ve had on these boards, invaluable,
Max

Interestingly enough here’s what I did:
<?php
if ("11" == $cat) { } // If we're at the about us page, don't show comments
else if ("18" == $cat) { } // If we're at the beta page, don't show comments
else { include('comments.php'); include(ABSPATH . 'wp-comments.php'); }
?>
I had to put my feedback div in an external file and include it in this script so that it would disappear. Note, this is about the extent of my PHP knowledge, but it does work. Again, thanks for your help,
Max

Can I substitute the category id in place of the name? Such as:
<?php
if ("2" != $cat) {
include(ABSPATH . 'wp-comments.php');
}
?>

Thanks ElasticDog. Not exactly what I was looking for.. I should give an example. Let’s say I have my index.php and I format it and it’s all perfect for the index of my site, then I have another category which is “news” and I want to use different HTML for that page; I want to take this category and link it’s template to a different file. Maybe it’s the same template with some introductory text at the beginning which is only relevant to the news section of the site and therefore should only be displayed there. I’m new to WP and not so great with PHP, so if you guys have some ideas you might have to walk me through the process. Thanks again!
Max