• I disabled comments in the theme editor: Coraline by Automattic 1.1

    It was page.php

    <?php
    // comments_template( '', true );
    // disabled by webmaster on 11/29/2011
    ?>

    Our organization doesn’t want the website to look “bloggy.” So when I need to post a blog entry, I don’t want it to look bloggy. There are a few things I will want to disable to accomplish that. For example, now that I disabled comments, the bottom of the post says, “Comments are closed.” Is there further disabling I can do to make that message go away?

    For reference, see https://www.iechefs.org.

    Thanks.

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  • try in single.php

    (for what template shows what page, see https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Template_Hierarchy )

    In ‘singlepost.php’ or ‘page.php’ or ‘singlepage.php’ look for ‘< ? php comments_template(); ? >’ many webmaster remove it to get rid from the problem you mentioned but still I wont recommend to do so, Instead of that I would like to place ‘/*’at the start and ‘*/’ at the end as shown below (comment it out)

    /*< ? php comments_template(); ? >*/

    So this code won’t work at all and you can restore it if required in future.

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