Tareq

Hey, sorry for the late reply. I can only find one way of doing this at the moment but I will keep trying for a more sensible option.

Open page.php and find the following code:

<div class="post-wrap rounds single">
    <div class="post rounds">
	<?php comments_template(); ?>
    </div>
</div>

Simply delete that, and the CSS will be removed too, as well as the comment area.

If you’d like to do it for posts as well, open up single.php and remove the following:

<div class="post-wrap rounds single">
    <div class="post rounds">
        <?php comments_template('', true); ?>
    </div>
</div>

Again, I will stress it’s not best practice to be editing theme files directly so I will work on providing an alternative in the meantime. If you haven’t already, create a child theme; then, when your theme gets updated you won’t lose any edits.

Be sure to make a backup of your theme before editing, just in case something goes wrong.

OK, can you give me the Id for that page/category or whatever it is. Just wanna try something else before I head off for the night.

Link to your site please?

.headline {
display:none;
}

Should do this in your child theme to save future hassle when updating and losing your edits.

As an addition to what has been said, just remove the text-transform: uppercase from that code.

Is your child theme active? Have you @import your base style.css?

Try:

http://intranet.notredamelatinoamerica.org/wp-login.php

You should then be able to re-enable your old theme. You could also enable WP_DEBUG in wp-config.php to see if there was any errors.

I’ve tagged the theme author in on this so they can have a look for you…if they’re still around.

This one has really stumped me now…just about to snapshot my post edit screen on my dev install and now the Location Panel has disappeared…

I’ll keep trying, I don’t like being defeated.