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Try applying the fix detailed here.

WordPress is a CMS, it’s just a CMS geared towards a particular form of presentation, i.e., chronological posts.

The page in the Codex that podz linked to above contains information which will tell you exactly how to add a site to Norton so you don’t have this problem.

You can definitely do this. I haven’t implemented this functionality myself, so I can’t give you any technical pointers, but this site is a good basic example of what it sounds like you want to do. See this thread for more information.

I’ve applied the fix for 1325, I’ll have to see if the 1324 fix helps. Thanks!

If you don’t mind me asking, why not use Textile or Markdown to do this?

Thanks for the clarification, David.

You can use XSLT or CSS to style RSS feeds.

And apparently the CG-PowerPack will let you do this, as well.

Try this.

Theme list.

I use the Textile 2 plugin, because (1) it’s easier than writing straight html, (2) it gives me more control than a wysiwyg plugin, and (3) it makes it easy for me to use footnotes.

I don’t know about that, Cypher. Sure, some of us have enough css chops to get into the guts of the theme and change the colors necessary, as I did with the theme I’m using. However, a lot of new WordPress users can barely get the thing installed, much less monkey around with the css. I think nikynik is providing a useful service to the less savvy users. Cheers!

No problem. ?? I spent half the day yesterday squashing my own validation errors, so I know how frustrating it can be.

I think script attributes are case-sensitive, so you might try changing “onClick” to “onclick”. What I mean is that they work fine in upper or lower case, but need to be lower case to properly validate. Why? I’m not sure.