Maruti Mohanty

You are welcome 🙂

I checked the link, the theme doesnt provide that. I guess the user has customised it.

Its a combination of css and js.

I will check if I can provide you a small script for this.

Thanks

Hi

You can do this by adding the following codes to the theme’s functions.php file. Here I would suggest you to make the changes using child theme, so that this change along with other changes made will stay preserved even after theme updates

function se_comments_number( $output, $number ) {
	if ( '0' === $output )
		return $output . ' comments';

	if ( '1' === $output )
		return $output . ' comment';

	if ( $output > 1 )
		return $output . ' comments';
}
add_filter( 'comments_number', 'se_comments_number', 10, 2 );

Hope it help!

Thanks

@stephen ha ha. I just got lucky 🙂

@gwen you can use any of the answer as both the solutions are correct and will work.

It would be better if you go for a child theme and set a priority as suggested by stephen

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It should work, cause I tried it with my local setup before proposing the solution.

Please double check the solution and make sure you are making changes in the right file (many a times I keep making changes in a file located in a different location ) and last but not the least. clear your cache (though not really required, still give it a try)

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Hi

What Gwen advised will perfectly work, but here I would like to add/suggest you to do the changes using child theme, so that this change along with any other changes made will remain preserved even after theme updates.

You can just add the below code to make this work, you dont need the rest.

main-navigation .sf-menu > ul > li:after {
	content: "";
}

Hope it helps!

Thanks