DaisyMariposa

Jim,

I placed an Amazon Kindle “chicklet” on a blog site I created for a friend.

Please go to angrywhitemale.us and see if what I added is what you want to do.

Are you an Amazon Associate? If you are, you should be able to find the type of widget or “chicklet” that you need.

– Daisy

@t-p

Thanks for your reply.

The RSS feed from my blog to Kindle isn’t working correctly.

The problem occurred while using the default theme, before any plugins were installed.

I have access to my Admin area. That’s how I was able to select full text feed from the reading section of the WordPress Dashboard.

The blog that is being sent to Kindle subscribers only shows the first six lines of text — the first paragraph and the first two lines of the second paragraph, with no blank line between paragraphs.

The entire post can be read when accessing the blog’s site that is being hosted by Network Solutions.

The problem has nothing to do with what theme I am using or what plugins I have installed.

Finally! Network Solutions made some server corrections, and I now have access to everything.

Is there anyone in this forum whose blog is hosted by Network Solutions?

If “yes,” did you experience any problems when you edited the Permalink for the Pretty URL? My blog crashed when I changed the Permalink, and now I can’t access anything.

When I try to access the Dashboard, I receive a 403 error:
The website declined to show this webpage (HTTP 403).

I’ve sent three e-mail messages to Network Solutions, and I haven’t received a reply. I haven’t called Network Solutions because their Customer Support operation is located off-shore, and I have great difficulty understanding the accent of the people who answer the phone.

@t-p

Thanks for your reply.

As I mentioned in my first message, I was trying to see if I could do something on my own while I was waiting for Network Solutions to reply to my e-mail.

One thing I did mention in my e-mail to Network Solutions was to ask that they reset everything back to the starting point. I’ve been using Network Solutions for more than 10 years for Web hosting. I know they’ll resolve this.

@t-p

I appreciate your taking the time to reply, but as I said earlier I signed up for the blog via Network Solutions, a blog and Web hosting company. I do not have access to a server via any route (neither FTP nor SFTP).

As i said in my last message, I can’t log in. I can’t access anything. I can’t get to the Dashboard. When I try to log in, I receive a 403 error message “The website declined to show this webpage.”

I used the default theme. All I did was change the Permalink from the Ugly URL to the Pretty URL. That’s all. The site crashed. I haven’t even had a change to post any messages.