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I have had similar problems myself with the feeds from a few blogs I maintain, and have seen similar problems with others feeds after updating to the latest version. The problem seems to come and go with no obvious reason why. When the problem is there, there is whitespace above the first line of code in the feed. Then other times there’s no whitespace and it seems to be fine.

I must agree with the general consensus here. This was a badly implemented feature, and something that should be more easily turned off. This is not something that should automatically happen whether I want it to or not, and I should be able to turn it off in the WordPress options.

I know this isn’t a plugin, but WordPress 2.0 allows for uploading images from the post page. You can also insert the image (with or without a link, with or without thumbnail) without having to create the code.

Okay, I went to Options and checked the box “Users must be registered and logged in to comment.”

I said make sure that option is NOT checked.

You have comments enabled on your blog. At the bottom of each entry there is a link that says “# Comments” The # being the amount of comments that entry has. For example, your entry titled “Event” says “1 Comment” for its link.

As soon as you remove the check beside “Users must be registered and logged in to comment.” this will allow people to comment. When someone clicks on the “# Comments” link it will bring them to a form that they can fill out to comment. Again, you need to REMOVE the check beside the option “Users must be registered and logged in to comment.” to allow people to comment WITHOUT being logged in.

You could probably change the settings so that the blog is set to only show one post on the main page, and install the extension that allows you to create a sticky post that always stays at the top. Then people could access your entries through the archive pages instead.

The software DOES allow visitors to post comments by default, especially if you’re using the default Kubrick theme. Have you played with the options at all? Go to Options and make sure that “Users must be registered and logged in to comment” isn’t selected.

If you’re not using the Kubrick theme, what are you using?

Would you mind showing us your page so that we can better see what’s going on?

By the way, you already HAVE something that links to your comments. The link just below the title that says “# comments” is it.

In the themes folder for the theme you’re currently using (find this in the presentation section of your admin panel), you should find the file named index.php. Put the code shown above in the proper place in the index.php file. You’ll need to be familiar with HTML to know where to place it.

Sorry, I meant “linked to image”.

You’re using WordPress 2.0 right?

Make sure it’s set to “using original” and then set it to “linked to 0riginal”. Then insert the image with “send to editor. Now make sure that the image the link is pointing to is the same as the image the itself. Then, change the height and width to the actual height and width of the image, and delete the link code (or keep it if you want).

If it doesn’t work though, I have no clue what to do because it works for me.

I don’t know of a way to paginate it, but there is a way to increase the number of posts that appear on the RSS feed.

The RSS feed isn’t meant to be a place to view all of your posts, just the most recently updated.

Go to the Reading section of the Options, and you’ll see a place to change the Syndication Feed options.

Well what is the file type of your articles? If it’s just a document file of sorts, just copy and paste the text into WordPress. If you have WordPress 2.0, it should be really easy to add pictures. On the write post page, right below the text box to type your post is the image uploader. It’s pretty easy and intuitive to figure out.

If you don’t have WordPress 2.0, an earlier version, this page might help you Codex: Using Images

Right before all that code, add an li tag.

Rather, change it to look like this (replacing [ and ] with < and >)…

[li]
[h2]
Categories
[/h2]

Look for this in your code…

<h2>
Categories
</h2>

Change it to look like this…

• <h2>
  Categories
  </h2>