Scriptrunner (Doug Sparling)

Then install the plugin. I’ve used Disable Feeds and it simply redirects calls to the feeds page back to the home page. (which may or may not be what you want, but never the less, feeds aren’t accessible)

You need to do two things…

1) Settings->Discussions – Uncheck Allow people to post comments on new articles

2) For older posts, you’ll have to disable them individually. Go to

Posts->All Posts

and then click on “Quick Edit” for each post and uncheck “Allow Comments.”

If you have a lot of posts, you can do a bulk edit and set them all at once.

The reason I ask is because is_main_query() wasn’t added to WordPress until version 3.3. If you are using an older version of WordPress then 1) You need to update WordPress for this theme to work and 2) running an older version of WordPress is a severe security risk.

Regardless if you use a child theme or modify the theme you downloaded (and WPyogi is right, if you update the theme, these changes will be overwritten and lost), to remove the title from the posts, do the same thing with content-single.php as you did for content-page.php.

In the theme file content-page.php, remove or comment out lines 9-11:

<?php if(trim(get_the_title()) != ""): ?>
    <h1 class="entry-title"><?php the_title(); ?></h1>
<?php endif; ?>

It’s specifically line 10 that outputs the title

<h1 class="entry-title"><?php the_title(); ?></h1>

but if you’re not going to display the title, then you don’t need the logic around it.

I’d just Disable Feeds plugin (or one like it).

I can’t tell from the OP’s question and WPyogi’s response if this site is or isn’t on WordPress.com, but if you can install plugins, then that would be the easiest way.

We use what they call “custom targeting.” We just send a key/value pair where the value is an internal code for the feature. (in theory, our creators can have multiple features, but most don’t. we pay per feature, so that’s how we track, but you could pass anything that was relevant to your business)