[Fenki]

Yet I was googling for hours and didn’t come up with a solution. However: all I found seems to be theme related. So here is my question:

On my website (http://www.fenki.ch) I use NepalBuzz Pro. As the homepage, I use the static page which shows new pages up to the <–more!–> tag. As far as good – I’m happy with the way it works – but:
If discussions are enabled in the page, the frontpage shows the comment form, which basically should be hidden due to the “Read more”.
Is there any way to get this form hidden from the static front page?

In worst case I can go to tinker around in some PHP scripts with my basic knowledge… but maybe I just cannot find the option.

Thanks a lot

Jan

[tikaram]

@fenki: Go to Pages in WordPress dashboard and click on edit on the page you want the comments to be disabled. Scroll down and find Discussion Box . If you can’t find the discussion box you will need to enable it by clicking onScreen Options which is located at the top right of the page.
Click on discussion to enable it.
After discussion is enabled
Uncheck : Allow comments and Allow trackbacks and pingbacks on this page.
Hope this solves your issue.

Regards,
Tikaram

[Fenki]

Hi Tikaram

Thank you very much for your answer. But this switches off the comments on the specific page too.

For now, comments are active on one page for test – and I would want to keep the option for comments inside the page: http://fenki.ch/?page_id=80
What I don’t want is for the comments and input form to appear on the static front page ( http://fenki.ch – underneath the top article entry). All I can do is to enable or disable the comments on “Home”, which adds or removes an additional one on the bottom of the static front page. So this one doesn’t help either.

Basically I want to disable the comment module on the static front page – even if a sub page is partially shown, the comments should be hidden for those as well.

Regards

Jan

[tikaram]

@fenki: Go to Appearance => Customize => Additional CSS and add the following css.

.home #comments{
	display: none;
	}

Hope this solves your issue.

Regards,
Tikaram

[Fenki]

Hi Tikaram

This is exactly what I need 🙂

Thank you very much for your help and best regards

Jan

[tikaram]

@fenki: Welcome and have a Good day.

Regards,
Tikaram

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