locusta

Thank you. I just updated that, but the problem remains. The tagline is still being duplicated as part of my excerpt text.

Problem resolved itself. Still don’t know what was going wrong.

It’s by request from my client, but essentially we want readers to be able to comment on the current page, but not be able to comment or see comments on past pages. My understanding is that to comment on an “post”, WordPress routes the reader to the single.php page to do the commenting, etc. But that would leave the comic pages in the archive with comments visible on them.

If there is a more elegant solution, I’d be all for it. Just turning off comments after a set time isn’t really sufficient.

Quick update, I did figure out how to get comments to display on the homepage after some more digging on the forums here. The following code will call the comment template:

<?php  $withcomments = "1";
  comments_template('', true); ?>

Now I have a bunch of tweaking to try and keep the comments from routing me to the single.php page after leaving a comment. :-/ Which is probably easier said than done…

That doesn’t seem to be working, but I don’t know if I’m getting it right. This is what my sidebar code looks like:

<div class= "sidebar-one">
<?php if ( !function_exists('dynamic_sidebar') || !dynamic_sidebar('Sidebar 1') ) { ?>
<?php } wp_reset_query(); ?>
</div>

Got it working. I ended up converting my CSS over to wp-template instead of whiteboard. Thank you for your help.

I’d like it to use http://fallenkitten.com.