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[Solved] removing the wp default comment posting window

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(@bahashak)
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Hello! I hope I chosed the right forum.
I looked through all the wpDiscuz Documentation, everything is nice and clear! But couldn't find one thing.
Is it possible to hide the WP comment posting window, which is below the wpDiscuz comments? I would prefer to have one comment posting window. 


   
Astghik
(@astgh)
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Hi @bahashak,

Please leave some example URL to allow us to understand the issue. 


   
(@bahashak)
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@astghik I think screen will be helpful 

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Astghik
(@astgh)
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@bahashak,

The issue may come from the active theme you're using. It seems both the comments_template() and comment_form() functions are being called in the template files. To make sure just switch to another one and check it. 


   
(@bahashak)
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@astghik thank you for your help!
Could you show me some instructions how to do it, as I am not a pure developer?))


   
Astghik
(@astgh)
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@bahashak,

If you're not familiar with this please don't touch it, you may damage your website. Just send the admin login details I'll ask the developers to check the issue and let your further instruction.


   
(@bahashak)
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@astghik Thank you very much!!!
Should I post the admin login and password here?


   
Astghik
(@astgh)
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No @bahashak,

Please send the login details to info[at]gvectors.com email address. 


   
Astghik
(@astgh)
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Hi @bahashak,

Below is provided a simple solution you can use. 

#ld-comments-form {
display: none;
}

The CSS code should be added in Top Black Admin Bar > Customize > Additional CSS textarea.

Please don't forget to delete all caches and press CTRL+F5 on the frontend before checking. 

Helpful article: https://themeisle.com/blog/css-in-wordpress/


   
(@bahashak)
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@astghik thank you very much, it worked!!! 


   
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