David Evans

I am having the same Digg-Digg Facebook Like (XFBML) alignment problem.

All my blogs that use Digg-Digg have the same issue of Facebook being shifted out of alignment with the others on the floating button.

Screenshot of Facebook Shifted out of Alignment:
Screenshot of Alignment Problem

Live Example of Facebook Alignment Problem:
https://TennisTipsDaily.com/

Please let me know if there is anything that I can do for you to help you get this problem fixed for all of us.

Thanks, David

Thanks Jean,

I just tried the new version 2.2 and my RSS feed is now working.

Sorry, I did not see your updates due to spam filtering, and I just checked this thread to see if there was any progress and saw that you fixed things up for us a few days ago.

Thanks for the speedy fix.
You are awesome!

David

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I could reinstall 2.0 if we could coordinate the time, so my blog would only be broken for a short period of time. This way you could possibly see what is happening. Let me know. I am Pacific Time (California), so keep that in mind as far as timing and I will help you find the issue. Thanks, David

Hi Jean,
Yes, I am using the shortcode and the feeds show up on the page where I put it. But, my main feed goes dead. It seems to be getting some sort of error. I am using the Canvas Theme from WooThemes in case you know of any conflicts with the theme. Thanks for responding so quickly, David

OK, I did the risky thing and removed the 2.0 version and uploaded the old 1.1 version. Everything is back to normal on my site. Let me know when you get a fix for this RSS Feed Error. Thanks, David

Hi, I have been using the previous version without any issues.
Once I upgraded today, my RSS feed for my site stopped working.

https://www.TennisTipsDaily.com/feed/
No page is returned for this URL now.
I deactivated RSS Aggregator and it came back to life.

Is there a way to revert to the old version of RSS Aggregator for now?
I would like to have both RSS Aggregator and the site RSS feed working until you find a fix for this issue.

Thanks, David

Hi Leo:

Thank you for supporting Digg Digg.
I appreciate the tone of your responses to questions.

I liked having the option of having the floating bar on the homepage.

Defaulting it to off, but allowing the site owner to determine if they want to show it on the homepage seems the most flexible. Other options would be nice as well, but I like consistency between pages to keep things simple for visitors. The floating bar gets attention, and that is why it works so well.

If the homepage has content with value, people will Like and Tweet the homepage as they would any other URL.

Can you please put back the functionality of having a floating bar on the homepage?

Thanks,
David