michawen

Maybe this is a quick fix. In wp-content/plugins/woo-tumblog/classes/wootumblog.class.php I added the following code after line 44:

add_filter('the_content_feed', array(&$this, 'woo_custom_tumblog_rss_output'));

I’m not aware of that this makes the code in line 44 (add_filter('the_content_rss...) obsolete. Maybe the authors of the plugin can invastigate this, AFAIK the_content_rss() is deprecated since wp 2.9.

No, I’m not using Feedburner.
Your hint is right, thank you. I totally misunderstood this option, My assumption was that this will add an additional feed only for the tumblog entries.

Anyway it works not as I would expect it an mybe this is the cause for your problem wird Feedburner. “Use Custom Tumblog RSS Feed” forces the plugin to put the Video/Image/etc. Code only in the <description> of the RSS Feed, many feedreader, e.g. Google Reager, use <content:encoded> to show the content of the articles.

I will have a look at the source code maybe there is a easy way to add the tumblog date to <content:encoded>.

OK, this makes sense to me, the images are linked via href. I will try to solve this with a rewrite rule in the .htaccess.
But there is one thing I don’t understand. The thumbs are also not linked to the CDN, even they use the src attribute:

<div class="ngg-gallery-thumbnail" >
<a href="https://michaelwenzl.de/wp-content/gallery/schwaben-classic-2010/100813204504.jpg" title=" " class="shutterset_set_1" >
<img title="100813204504" alt="100813204504" src="https://michaelwenzl.de/wp-content/gallery/schwaben-classic-2010/thumbs/thumbs_100813204504.jpg" width="100" height="75" /> </a>
</div>

The corresponding url is https://michaelwenzl.de/museumsstucke/