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Thanks again – I don’t suppose there’s an alternative RSS widget that uses a secondary loop? Or a way of modifying the standard RSS widget?

If not I’ll try to have a read through the codex page. That kind of stuff gives me a headache though – I don’t have much of a code background and am very unfamiliar with PHP.

Thanks for the suggestion, but that codex page goes way over my head.

Sorry I’m a little confused – the current system is simply using the standard wordpress RSS feed widget, is there a better way to set the feed up? Could you elaborate on the secondary loop?

Or is it going to hammer the server because the main site and blog are hosted on the same server?

Sorry about the confusion – I didn’t implement the theme or the site – just doing my best to sort out a few problems which are proving tricky.

Thanks again.

The feed is on the homepage to show a preview of the blog posts.

Unfortunately I have no idea what ‘a secondary Loop using get_posts’ is as this is just managed through the RSS feed widget.

I just fully activated the 2010 theme and it makes no difference to the feed.

If it helps I googled the code and it brings up quite a few results from other blogs:

“$$(‘div.d1404′).each( function(e) { e.visualEffect(‘slide_up’,{duration:0.5}) });”

Hi esmi

Have deactivated all plugins and it doesn’t seem to make any difference. I have also temporarily deleted the plugins folder and no luck.

I previewed the site with the 2010 theme but it didn’t change the feed. I’d rather not switch themes as the site is live and I already broke a few things by disabling plugins… Do I need to actually install the theme to see the code changes?

Thanks for the help!