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Divi Theme - Remove pause 'on hover' of the full width slider

In the Divi theme, open up /js/custom.js Comment out the following code (around line 144) if ( settings.slideshow && et_slides_number > 1 ) { $et_slider.hover( function() { $et_slider.addClass( 'et_slider_hovered' ); if ( typeof et_slider_timer != 'undefined' ) { clearInterval( et_slider_timer ); } }, function() { $et_slider.removeClass( 'et_slider_hovered' ); et_slider_auto_rotate(); } ); }

Removing comments from the Wordpress Twenty Fourteen theme

To permanently remove comments from the Wordpress Twenty Fourteen theme, the file you will want to edit is: /themes/twentyfourteen/single.php Within this file, you will find the following code which you can either delete or comment out: // If comments are open or we have at least one comment, load up the comment template. if ( comments_open() || get_comments_number() ) { comments_template(); } Now, there is also meta  info for each content type which will list the number of comments next to the date the post was posted on under the title of each post.  You'll like want to remove this reference as well (otherwise, they will all say 0 comments). To do so, open up the content- .php  file in the theme folder.  For example, on a site I did this on, I edited the content-image.php  file. Look for the div with the class " entry-meta " and delete the line referencing " comments " within that div.  Just cull those lines.