Marianne

Just to follow up: I found the global cache time string, decreased it and voila! saw the update.

I got the entry details to show, thanks for your input.

This plugin might do it for you…

‘Entity2NCR‘

David, I am unable to get the details to show in my output. I tested your Yahoo snippet and it worked fine showing the details, but I can’t see details using this code:

‘<?php if (function_exists(‘getSomeFeed’)) { ?>
<?php
$feed = getSomeFeed(“https://theloo.org/wp-commentsrss2.php&#8221;, 6, true, “cache_comments”, ”, -1, 100);
if (!empty($feed))
{
echo ‘

• ‘;
  echo $feed;
  echo ‘

‘;
}
?>

<?php } ?>’

See it at ‘theloo.org/recent-activity‘

Otherwise, it’s a great, easy to install Feed Reader! ??

Just wanted to mention that I am seeing the delay right now.

‘theloo.org/recent-activity‘

Look on the right column and compare “Recent Commenters” vs. “Recently Commented Posts”

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Hmmm, do you mind trying again? It’s fine for me.

You might’ve caught me when I was reloading to test the release versions…

Changelog:

Version 1.3: Given proper credit in the footer to Michael Heilermana€?s Kubrick for the base files. My bad.
Version 1.2: attempted to fix DIV that holds blog name (for length and overflow)
Version 1.1: fixed syntax to hide Theme Switcher if none exists
Version 1.0 uploaded 3/15/2005

Ah, well… IE 5.5

Now how in the world can I fix that? Or should I bother? :/

I noticed that your footer may not be acting right…

‘Screen shot‘

But I do I like it!

Doncha hate it when that happens? ??

Congratulations, it looks great! I love your artwork. ??

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No, I’m not suggesting it be a link, just something for the user to use so that they don’t have to edit your background image if they want to use it…

Something like:

‘<div id=”blogtitle”><?php bloginfo(‘name’); ?></div>’

‘#blogtitle {
position: absolute;
top: where ever px;
left: where ever px;
color: white;
background-color: black;
}’

Or maybe I’ve just had to much coffee.

It’s put me in a good mood!

The only suggestion I have is that you create an absolute div for the blog title which would lay over your site name.

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