Darlos

I found my own solution!
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1. You can edit the more link via /includes/post-template.php
2. Look for “the_content_more_link”.
3. change “#more-{$post->ID}” into something else, like “#bookmarked”

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PS: How can I sort my links by name? Will you also add this as a feature?

I was lucky enough to find the solution:
https://www.w3it.org/blog/wordpress-feed-error-output-solution-how-to/

@deepbevel, Thanks for the suggestion and helping me with this problem. I really appreciate it! Although, I did figured out my own solution and it was by clearing your browser’s cookies (not all of your browser’s cookies, just the ones with your domain).

I don’t know if this solution works for anyone else but it worked for me.

@deepbevel, The theme was Arthemia 1.0 by Michael Jubel Hutagalung

@deepbevel, I tried it but no, it didn’t work. It DID work when I put my theme back to default (twentyten). I was able to create and edit new post when I had the default theme. Thanks for sharing, anyway ??

What I reckon is, it’s something to do with my current theme (not the Twentyten default theme). I was doing some editing with the files before and something I edited must have triggered the error. Only if I knew what it was ?? For now, I’ll just put the default theme back and add/edit posts then put my own theme once I’m done.

Anyone else care to share their own solution to this problem? Any ideas what it might be?

@deepbevel, sorry I don’t quite get the last paragraph of your response. Did you end up fixing it? What did you do?

Thank you!