[Andre Flores]

Hello, James!

The accommodation type single pages appear to be a custom post type, so they inherit the layout from the theme standard single.php template. In order to hide the comment form you may either add the following CSS under Appearance ->Customize ->Additional CSS:

.comment-reply-title, .comment-form {
	display: none;
}

or use an additional plugin, e.g. the Disable Comments one. You may also want to check out this nice thread on how to disable comments on your website.

Regards,
Andre

[Andre Flores]

Hello, Luciano!

Thank you for your up-vote, it has been counted. So far the feature is not quiet popular, however, if it is, we will definitely consider adding it to the plugin.

Regards,
Andre

[Andre Flores]

Hi, BJ!

Sure I can, your up-vote has been counted 🙂

Regards,
Andre

[Andre Flores]

Hi, Corrine!

Looks like the issue has been resolved in ticket #29015. For other users, who may be interested in what caused the issue, it occurred because you were trying to change styles, which are not in the parent stylesheet, but in another custom stylesheet (hotel-booking.css). Usually the child theme stylesheet is loading before custom stylesheets of the parent theme, this is the reason changes in hotel-booking.css file were not overwritten in the child theme style.css file.

Regards,
Andre

[Andre Flores]

Hi, Corrine!

Try adding an !important declaration to the CSS rule, so it looks as follows:

body.single .site-main > .type-mphb_room_type .mphb-regular-price strong {
	display: block !important;
}

This should overwrite the original rule in hotel-booking.css file.

Regards,
Andre

[Andre Flores]

Hello there!

The CSS rule is correct, feel free to use it in order to display “Prices start at:” text. You should add this CSS rule under Appearance ->Customize ->Additional CSS in order to overwrite the original rule.

Regards,
Andre

[Andre Flores]

Hi, Kent!

You are most welcome, I am glad I could help 🙂

Regards,
Andre

[Andre Flores]

Hello, Savvas!

Thank you for your up-vote, it has been counted 🙂

Regards,
Andre

[Andre Flores]

Hi, Ralf!

Thank you for sharing the code changes, it is much appreciated!

Regards,
Andre

[Andre Flores]

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[Andre Flores]

Hi, Ralf!

I am glad that the issue has been resolved.

Regards,
Andre

[Andre Flores]

Hi, Ralf!

Thank you for sharing your insights. It would be much appreciated if you specify what exactly you have changed, so other users who possibly come a
cross this issue could use your solution. Thank you in advance!

Regards,
Andre

[Andre Flores]

Hello, Arvind!

There are no known issues with importing sample data, it is usually caused by server configuration. Kindly try a solution from this thread in order to resolve the issue.
If it persists, feel free to submit your request to our Help Desk, providing a temporary access to WordPress dashboard, so we take a closer look at the issue.

Regards,
Andre

[Andre Flores]

Hi, Ralf!

Kindly submit your request to our Help Desk, providing a temporary access to WordPress dashboard, so we take a closer look at the issue.

Regards,
Andre

[Andre Flores]

Hello, Ralf!

You should make sure to include a script with the “amp-iframe” according to the following thread. Pay attention to the part under “Look into higher precise tutorial down below and observe some good examples” title.

Regards,
Andre

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