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ryangangan

Last week I posted this question but I never really got anything. I never got any answer. I just WANT 'leave a comment' after my blog post but NOT on every page like 'about or portfolio' I tried almost everything but I can't get anything to work. It's been really annoying. Please help!

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catrina

You can disable that on your default pages by unchecking "Allow Comments" in the "Discussion" section of your page editor (below the editor box where you add the page content).


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ryangangan

It didn't help but I think I finally figured it out. I played with the functions provided from other threads and check out the php of add-you-comment-link plugin and place if statement. I really don't know any of the function thingy but it worked. I think. add_action('pagelines_loop_post_header_start','my_post_comments'); function my_post_comments($content) { if (is_page()){ //do nothing } else { $content .= '[post_comments one="1 Comment" more="% Comments"]';} return $content; } add_filter('the_content', 'my_post_comments');

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ryangangan

My problem now is, why is it so damn hard to change the font, color, hover for .post-comment did it in style.css, custom css and base.css nothing changed just like the damn metabar which so hard to customise. it's always being overriden by dynamic.css

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catrina

I think the correct selector is

.post-comments
. Also, make sure you're using this CSS:
a {color: #COLOR; font-family: FONTNAME;}
	a:hover {color: #COLOR; font-family: FONTNAME;}


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Designer | Catrina Dulay

Founder | Catrina and Mouse

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ryangangan

that helped and I added .entry_content before the .post-comment coz it doesn't work without it. Thanks. One more question. I want 'post-comment' to have its own div. Can I do that in the function base?

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catrina

I believe it already has its own DIV... unless I'm missing something and you're talking about a different page element.


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Designer | Catrina Dulay

Founder | Catrina and Mouse

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ryangangan

it's more of a <span>, found it in library and changed it to <div> instead. It kinda worked for some reason, thus I'm happy about it. Thanks very much for ur help.... ^___^

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