Is there a way to get the categories to go across the top of the page under the header? Basically where the about and home would go? Instead of using the side bar? Thanks Shaun!
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Is there a way to get the categories to go across the top of the page under the header? Basically where the about and home would go? Instead of using the side bar? Thanks Shaun!
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hi there,
i have used ur software and changed my psd file to wordpress theme. all good and thank you very much for that, but now i am trying to edit it and, excactly, when i put a new post on my page i want to remove all the side texts what code adds, like
comments(0),
no comments allowed,
Filed under: Uncategorized — admin @ 7:57 pm Edit This
and etc.
coouldnt find where to remove in my code. PLEASE HELP!
cheers
paul
Hi Paul - That is going to be
Hi Paul -
That is going to be (I believe) a WordPress function. WordPress is in control of what content is displayed. I'm not such an expert that I can tell you how to get rid of those specific parts of your posts, but WordPress is extremely well documented and I'm pretty sure removing those will just be settings in the Admin pages.
Try some of the WordPress documentation or post to any of the awesome WordPress forums.
Thanks.
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Shaun
thanks, Shaun for advice and
thanks, Shaun for advice and so i did.
but of course i found what i have to do,
they say
Find the line
<div class="comment_link"><?php comments_popup_link('No Comments', '1 Comment', '% Comments'); ?></div>
and delete it. Save and re-upload it and yer done. :)
but i searched every css and php file of your provided theme code
and couldnt anything like that.
What can be wrong ??
cheers
paul
Hey Paul - Really? There's
Hey Paul -
Really? There's no way to do it in the admin stuff? I haven't looked - but so to answer your question directly then:
I think I got the comments to disappear in the way that you suggest by removing the entire class="feedback" DIV and the one line that calls the comments_template() PHP function from index.php. That removed the ability to make new comments and the list of existing comments from each story.
But somebody should add that as a feature to the admin section though - would so much easier than editing code.
Thanks.
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Shaun
I second that motion
I came to psd2css online for all of the ease of coding, but I couldn't figure out if that was possible myself... other than creating standard menu buttons (which I'd like to avoid). Any chance of adding this small feature
Sounds like a reasonable
Sounds like a reasonable request. Lemme see what I can do :)
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Shaun