oldhickory

I do use the “send to” command. I will try uploading a resized image, but won’t the line-height issue mentioned above obviate that anyway? Selecting original or thumbnal in the image uploader has no effect – I’ve tried it both ways.

In the alternative, can someone suggest where in the coding I’d look for a command that would be doing this?

I figured it – sorry. Thanks.

Ahhhhhhh. I didn’t realize that. Is there any way to enable it retro-actively?

Here’s a link – https://www.hated-it.com

I turned on the option under the discussion tab under “Options”. That option was not enabled when I posted any of my previous posts – do you have to enable comments for every post?

Wow – I disabled the plug in but just saw that it was still working. I had to manually delete the cached pages and then delete the wp-config-cache file that was still there. It actually still said cache_enabled = true, well after I de-activated it!

Anyway, the updates are working, as is the RSS button and weblogs.com says it’s valid. How strange.

Thanks for the help.

It’s definitely disbaled – I just checked (although when I checked the URI, I changed the blog description and that still hasn’t updated, either).

I did – I disabled the plug in as soon as you told me to.

I’m assuming both URIs reading “https://hated-it.com/blog” is part of, or the entire cause of, my feed problem. The feeds aren’t where they are supposed to be, but I can’t see where to fix it. I guess I need to either let the reader know where feeds are, or move everything to the place where the readers look, right?

The are both https://hated-it.com/blog

No, I doubt I need it. I’ll disable it now.

I still get an error/page not found when I click the RSS button on my page.

I’ve noticed that sometime changes I make don’t show up right away.

I took them out, so the code now looks like:

href=”<?php bloginfo(‘rss2_url’);

and

href=”<?php bloginfo(‘comments_rss2_url’);

I suspect that’s because the blog replaces my original index.html page – I installed WP via my host, which gave me the option to make the blog the home page, which I wanted to do.

So, if the header code looks like this:

=”feed:<?php bloginfo(‘rss2_url’); ?

and
=”feed:<?php bloginfo(‘comments_rss2_url’); ?>”>Comments

removing the two instances of the word ‘feed’ will get feeds working? It sounds like from what you said there should be more I have to do to make the feeds recognizable. Will readers always look in yoursite.com/feed (which evidently doesn’t exist)?

Sorry to keep this running, I’m just wary of changing the code and doing something improperly.

You said:

*1. Open the header.php file and remove the word “feed:” from the RSS links.
2. Your feeds are OK, but not where you are looking for:
https://www.hated-it.com/blog/feed
– it has www
– and has to point to your real location*

Ok, so “feed:” appears twice in the header. Removing both instances will solve my issue without my doing anything else? Was this an error in the template code? I am confused by the second part about having to point to my real location.

Thanks, by the way.