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Thanks, but the problem is that I don’t know all the classes or ID’s of the WordPress elements, so having the blank one would be a help so I can create the design I want, then edit the CSS so I see the results in the blog.

Perhaps I am not being completely clear in what I want to try and do. But it is a great learning experience

I’ve seen a post elsewhere for using a sandbox, saving a page from wordpress as an HTML file, creating a CSS file, then editing it so I can better see results in my browser, etc.. but having the “complete” CSS list of elements would be helpful.

– Marc

I am looking for this functionality as well. My client wants a “comments” link to appear in the main page of the site, something you can click on to leave a comment.

I’ve tried to use a PHP call in idex.php, but can’t figure out how to dynamically pull the post ID into the page.

Any hel?

Well, I found the culprits in several files, but the one that needed the editing was ‘single.php’

It had a ‘postmetadata’ call in it that was creating that text. Commenting that out got rid of the unwanted text.

Sorry whoami, I thought this might not need a link or a theme name.

The link:

here

The theme is Lighted Bridge 1.0 by Allied Websites

I am slowly working my way thru the widgets and modifying the theme itself.

Thanks for the help

Anyone? Please?

I found the solution.

One of the widgets was to blame, remving all of the widgets and adding on the ones I thought I would use fixed the issue.