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Anyone?

OMG, I thought my site was done for.

I found this solution: https://tdot-blog.com/wordpress/6-simple-steps-to-change-your-table-prefix-in-wordpress

Fixed what I did manually! YAY!

OMG, I thought my site was done for.

What you said led me to search for detailed steps, and I found this solution: https://tdot-blog.com/wordpress/6-simple-steps-to-change-your-table-prefix-in-wordpress

Fixed what I did manually! YAY!

Thanks Ben!! (I wouldn’t have known to search for that if it wasn’t for your response.)

Check!

omg…i was freaking out. =P It sounds like this is totally fixable though. Thanks Ben. I’m logging into MySQL now to take a look…

Also, I had the WP-DB-Backup plugin email me a backup file just before this happened…except it’s a text file??? How can I use this file to restore things?

Jason and Nate: THANK YOU for looking into this for me. I truly appreciate you two taking the time out to check it out.

It works!! (It’s still not working for me on my two computers (using both IE8 and Firefox), but I had a friend try it out too and it worked for him on Firefox. It also worked fine on my smartphone.)
False alarm. Phew!!

The weird thing is, i tried clearing cookies & history out of both my browsers, but it still didn’t work so I thought it was a real issue and not just my computer.

Jason, Thanks! (Yes, this is Kenia) ?? I’m glad you like my blog concept. ?? I’m trying to finalize these last few things so I can launch it this week (i.e. tell people about it).

@esmi & Josh wrt to styling: hmmm….I dunno what i’m looking at then. Here’s an example of a site who’s RSS feed looks great: theminimalists.com.

They use Feedburner, which is what I’m using also, so I figure I should be able to produce the same results. Notice when you click on their rss button and go to their feedburner feed page. The post is nicelly separated into paragraphs and subheadings, with subheaders bolded and everything (formatting looks exactly the same as on their site). With my feed, it only shows a summary (which is fine with me), but while it only shows the first couple paragraphs and the first subeheading in my post, it’s all together.
So it looks like this:
“Hi there. This is an example. Subheader. So, blah blah blah.”
rather than like this:
“Hi there. This is an example.

Subheader
So, blah blah blah.”

@josh wrt caching… I don’t have a caching plugin installed, and I tried unsubscribing and resubscribing to the RSS feed (On Google Reader) on a different computer, but no worky. ??

Hey mc_nate! Glad to see ya! ??

My site is joatblog.com

Anybody?

@josh, thanks! So i have the feedburner set up and it pulls in my title (yay!).

1) And now, I’ve run into another problem…when I install the feedburner into my Google Reader, I notice that old gibberish/test posts that were deleted from my site appear also. It looks VERY unprofessional.
How do I get rid of these??

2) And another question: my feed looks very plain, as it contains no formatting or styling of any kind. A paragraph, followed by a bold subheader, followed by another paragraph, appears all lumped into one giant paragraph with no separation of words, no bolding, anything. How can I make my RSS feed look JUST like the original post?

Thanks guys!!

@sickdelusion – I carefully altered my Shutter code (and verified in the options that I was in Shutter mode too), but unfortunately it didn’t help me either. When you close the photo, it still scrolls to the top.

My simple solution was to bail on Shutter, and switch to “Thickbox” mode. It looks just as good, and it doesn’t scroll to the top when you close the image.

@sickdelusion –

Thanks for the link to the other thread! It didn’t help me either (I noticed in that conversation it didn’t help you).
I’m going to respond on that thread, but while tiofelix’s fix didn’t help me either (and I made sure I was in “Shutter” mode in my options), I noticed if I switch to “Thickbox” option, it looks just as good as Shutter, and it doesn’t scroll to the top when you close the image!

@sickdelusion –

Thanks for the link to the other thread! It didn’t help me either (I noticed in that conversation it didn’t help you).
I’m going to respond on that thread, but while tiofelix’s fix didn’t help me either (and I made sure I was in “Shutter” mode in my options), I noticed if I switch to “Thickbox” option, it looks just as good as Shutter, and it doesn’t scroll to the top when you close the image!

Hey geeksfolder!

My feed’s url is: https://joatblog.com/feed/rss/

Since including my blog’s title in the “general settings,” didn’t work, I have since removed it. In fact, I won’t be adding it back, because my theme will place my blog’s title above my banner, and it looks really ugly.

If there is another option to fix this, that you could help me with, I would be greatly appreciative. ??

Anybody?