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I could not get the above to work until I removed the code “display: block;” in the columns section of my style sheet:

I then replaced the code mentioned above in the earlier post in classes.php with

if ( isset($show_count) && $show_count )
$link .= ‘<span id=”pagecount”> (‘ . intval($category->count) . ‘)</span>’;

and added to the style sheet:

#pagecount {
color : #34859c;
}

It works perfectly now without the count being part of the link.

This is for one specific theme for version 2.3.3. The code on other themes may be different but the steps to a solution are the same. Look for common code in the theme files you’re working on dealing with comments and delete the code along with <?php comments_template(); ?> in single.php and check the results.

I also have the lates version 2.3.3.

I was referring to theme redie-30. The code was on almost every page on this theme. It looks like every theme is different and the code may not be written the same way on every theme or the theme you’re working with.

Just search for the word “comment” in your theme files until you find a common piece code dealing with comments and delete each one and see if that works.

Resolved.

I figured it out. I just removed from single.php the line:
<?php comments_template(); ?> and all instances in any theme files that contained: <div class=”post-commented”><?php comments_popup_link(‘No Comments’, ‘1 Comment’, ‘% Comments’); ?></div>

I figured it out. I just removed from single.php the line:
<?php comments_template(); ?> and all instances in any theme files that contained: <div class=”post-commented”><?php comments_popup_link(‘No Comments’, ‘1 Comment’, ‘% Comments’); ?></div>