By chazz on

Hello,
Sound a bit stupid but I could not find a solution for my issue... I would like to get a rig of "Comments" header. I don't know which file I need to modify, I can't see nothing related in comment.tpl.php or node.tpl.php. Can anyone help me please?

Thank you

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blanesworld’s picture

blanesworld commented

You could hide the "Comments" header using CSS

#comments h2.comments {display:none} or #comments h2.comments {text-indent: -9999px;}

I don't suggest modifying any files.

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chazz commented

Thank you for your suggestion, tried both codes but none of them work... I've edited acquia-prosper-style.css file in my theme folder, what can be wrong in this case? Thank you

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chazz commented

Ok I found correct code: #comments h2.comments-header {

Thank you!

blanesworld’s picture

blanesworld commented

#comments h2.title {display:none} or #comments h2.title {text-indent:-9999px}

It's best practice to build a sub theme rather than modify a theme. Here's an article that explains how to sub theme. http://drupal.org/node/441088

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blanesworld commented

Cool! you got it!

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kust commented

I've been working to remove "Comments" header in Garland theme on Drupal 6.20, and I've seen

instead of

tag. This info may be useful if you're trying to do the same now

handinherpocket’s picture

handinherpocket commented

It took me ages to try and get the css to work as described here, but I just couldn't do it. In the end, I got rid of the header by using the String Overrides module: http://drupal.org/project/stringoverrides

I noticed that the header is a string in the comment-wrapper.tpl.php file, but since I know NOTHING about php, I didn't even want to begin fiddling here. Using String Overrides I just typed in the string I wanted to change ("Comments") under 'original', and 'replacement' I left blank.

If this is a bad idea (i.e. if it messes other things up), please let me know! Luckily my site is hosted locally and I'm just using it to play and learn (for now).

(PS, I used Drupal 6 and String Overrides 1.8)

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brandy.brown commented

Maybe I'm confused, but the comment-header along with h2 "comments" is called in the advanced forum module not in comment-wrapper.tpl.php