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Sindrom18

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Hello guys,

when i publish articles on my blog I get this link on top of them. “Leave a comment\Category\By author X”. The thing that is driving me crazy is that “leave a comment”. Why that appear and how can I delete it? Main in fact how can I delete the whole address? I don’t need it there..
 
Do you use wordpress?

Settings > Permalinks > tick Post name > Save

if this is what you mean.. maybe i didnt understand you right
 
Yes, I use WordPress. And yes, it’s a permalink.
 
That's not a permalink. A permalink is what shows in the URL. That is the post meta data.

In many themes you can customize it or turn it off. It depends on your them.

If it is not built into the theme options, you can change it or remove it by editing the theme PHP source files and templates.

This is not difficult and you can do it from your dashboard.

If you search Google you will find a lot of articles and support that tell how to do it.
 
My theme is Astra pro. Can you give me some glues about how can I search for fixing this problem? I’m 0 on coding and this Is my first blog
 
Would disabling comments work? You can disable site-wide or even for each post separately. Doesn't matter the theme, that link makes no sense if your comments are disabled. Other than that, if you want to get rid of the link without giving up the comments, you have two options:
1. see if that's a theme option and set it up properly
2. modify theme's files (I assume that can be single.php, but I'm not sure) and delete the leave a comment occurence.
Then, when modifying the theme's file you risk losing your modifications when theme updates.
For anything more than that, unfortunately, you probably need someone who knows what he's doing. Like asking on Astra Pro support, or get help from someone fit to solve your problem.
 
My theme is Astra pro. Can you give me some glues about how can I search for fixing this problem? I’m 0 on coding and this Is my first blog

Astra has this built into the settings. No need to mess around in the code or CSS.

You can find the settings here:
Appearance > Customize > Blog > Blog / Archive

Scroll down and look for Meta in the left side bar.

You'll find a list of all the meta-data you can customize for posts. You should be able to show/hide what you want.

I haven't used Astra so I don't know what the specific settings are but here is the article I got the instructions from:

https://wpastra.com/docs/blog-archive/

Scroll down the article to find the section on Blog Meta. "Where the author has control to show/hide the number of comments received, the category the post, who is the author, the publish date and the tags".
 
Yes man! You’re right! Thank you! I made a photo for those who will need this in the future! God bless you man! 758313DE-9130-422F-80C0-C1158671133C.jpeg
So i just unselected comments
 
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