How to remove an image from certain pages only

Might look at the is_page Conditional Tag.

Resources:
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Thanks MichaelH.

I’m assuming that in my comments.php folder I should only need to add the following

if (is_single('11'))
{
 echo 'test';
 } else {

here (where xxx is marked, that is where the above code will go.

<?php // Do not delete these lines

xxx

	if ('comments.php' == basename($_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME']))

Still no luck here, I’ve even tried modifying the comments section in page.php but nothing.

Any further advice?

*bump*

Still been mucking around with this.

Simply, all I want to do is say “if my page is IDx, IDy and IDz… then do not sure the comments function. If my page is anything other than x,y or z… please include the comments function”.

Any further advice?

Anyone?

use something like this to control

`<?php
if(!is_page('your_page_id'))
{
//show tags and comments....
//
}

`

It must be put in page.php and if your theme is not having page.php it should go to your index.php where tags and comments are shown

Thank you brajesh.

However, do I not need an “else” control there too? To say “else…. use”

Because I will want comments on EVERY page…. apart from 3. So it would be easier to say

“if page is IDx, y and z do not show them”
ELSE
“show comments”.

hi
You are most welcome.
No you don’t need the else as please see I have used if page is not having id ‘your_page_id’ then show the comments etc.else it should not not.That means,when you are on page having page_id ‘your_page_id’,the if condition will become false and it will not run.

For multiple pages ,chain the conditional with logical or like


<?php
if(!(is_page('id1')||is_page('id2')||is_page('id3')))
{
//show tags and comments....
//
}
?>


or another alternative, if easier on understanding could be something like this


<?php
if(is_page('id1')||is_page('id2')||is_page('id3'))
{
//Do NOT SHOW tags and comments....
//
}
else
{
//show tags and comments

}
?>

Hi,

It’s me again. I’m still trying to position this properly.

I have found this in the page.php part… and have tried including it in the code above, but it does’t work.

<div class="entry">
	<?php comments_template(); ?>
	</div>

Also, the page ID I want to have NO comments on is 16… so do I need “id16” or just “16”.

bump.

hi
well, just use something like this

<div class="entry">
<?php if(!is_page(16)):?>
	<?php comments_template(); ?>
<?php endif;?>
	</div>