lexhair

Your feed is https://www.24hourknight.com/feed and it works fine. Not sure why you want to use the rss widget. You only need a text widget with a neat little graphic which points to your feed url.

Post a link to your blog and let’s see what’s going on. I don’t have this problem with my version of the plugin nor does the original poster.

By the way, this only affects the RSS2 comments feed. I don’t believe RSS or Atom feeds have this validation problem.

Check my blog for more detail and a patch, if you’re interested.

I fixed the validation problem by tweaking the feed-rss2-comments.php file.

Thanks for the changed files zip. And you’re right, it does suck to upload tiny mce.

Check your plugins folder. If you’ve got a file named index.php, delete it.

Blog by email is broken in version 2.2.x. Look for a patch in the version 2.2.2 release.

Make sure your default category on the WordPress admin panel is not the same as your events category. Also, try to keep your events separate from your posts. You can configure that in the eventcalendar admin panel.

Greetz…you can follow the version update progress on the WordPress Trac Roadmap.

Pages are explained here. Categories are multi-functional but generally, I use them only for posts. They are useful if you have multiple feeds or want to display category specific posts differently using category specific templates.

Regarding forums, I wouldn’t use WordPress for a discussion board. That’s a project by itself.

Do you have any other plugins? Did you try to re-upload your installation? There could be a corrupted file when you uploaded. Link to your blog is always helpful.

It’s most likely one of your plugins. Check for plugins that use javascript first. Updating the My Page Order plugin fixed this condition for me. Also make sure there is no index.php file in your plugins directory. That messes with stuff.

Make sure your style.css is accessible. I tried to validate it but the validator failed due to the file not being available.

I think I understand what you want to do. You want to change the autodiscovery RSS feed address. You need to go into the header.php file for your theme and make a backup copy.

Since you didn’t provide a link to your blog, I’m flying a little blind here but find the line inside the head tags that specifies the RSS feed. Usually it looks something like this:
<link rel="alternate" type="application/rss+xml" title="<?php bloginfo('name'); ?> RSS Feed" href="<?php bloginfo('rss2_url'); ?>" />

Replace the <?php bloginfo('rss2_url'); ?>
with https://yourhost.com/yourblogdirectory/category/editorial/feed/