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Ok, got it figured. &nbsp;the single.php had a &lt;?php get_sidebar(); ?&gt; line at the bottom. &nbsp;I had commented it out using //<br />
I tried several comment types ( //, #, ) &nbsp;but it didn't like them. &nbsp;I had to use <br />
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&lt;?php<br />
/** <br />
* &nbsp;&lt;?php get_sidebar(); ?&gt; <br />
*/<br />
?&gt;<br />
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for the comment to take. &nbsp;Must be the version of php I guess.
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Ok, got it figured.  the single.php had a <?php get_sidebar(); ?> line at the bottom.  I had commented it out using //
I tried several comment types ( //, #, )  but it didn't like them.  I had to use

<?php
/**
*  <?php get_sidebar(); ?>
*/
?>

for the comment to take.  Must be the version of php I guess.

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Led me down the right path.
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I want to remove the sidebar from the comments page of a blog. &nbsp;Actually I would like it to work correctly, but that will be another post. &nbsp;For now I just want it out of the way for appearance sake. &nbsp;This is blog page &nbsp;<a href="http://www.myzooanimalhospital.com/blog" rel="ugc">http://www.myzooanimalhospital.com/blog</a><br />
If you click on a post, to read and see comments, the sidebar is intrusive as the page is laid out. &nbsp;I cannot find a page for comments in the admin pages, only blog page. &nbsp;Is there a place I can turn off the sidebar on the page that shows the post?
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I want to remove the sidebar from the comments page of a blog.  Actually I would like it to work correctly, but that will be another post.  For now I just want it out of the way for appearance sake.  This is blog page  http://www.myzooanimalhospital.com/blog
If you click on a post, to read and see comments, the sidebar is intrusive as the page is laid out.  I cannot find a page for comments in the admin pages, only blog page.  Is there a place I can turn off the sidebar on the page that shows the post?

How to remove sidebar from the comments page?

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