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You know what I realized….the blog page is a category (Blogging Toward Bliss) so there’s no way to make a custom sidebar for that is there?

Oh……right. I didn’t read that correctly. Thank you!

Okay great. Thanks!

Shoot…site already created so don’t want to recreate it. It is a custom theme, I think.

If one of these plugins doesn’t work easily, I may want to ask you about coding (for hire) or purchasing your code (if it makes sense). I know CSS/xhtml better than php. Would it be okay to email you about that?

Also…..any idea if there is a widget or plugin that will allow you to add something to only one page? I’m pretty sure I’ve seen it but can’t remember what it is. I’m trying to remove Google AdSense from this site and just add it to the blog page.

Have you used any to recommend that have more ids and classes? Client/designer want it to look exactly like this (the gray bg, white font, white border and blue titles). Seems like I should be able to create my own classes/ids?

Very cool! I can just customize the look in the CSS?

Thanks for those links. The thing about these pages is that some will have a sidebar, some will have no sidebar and some will have two sidebars.

I guess deleting “><?php bloginfo(‘name’); ?> wouldn’t affect the SEO since there’s still the <title>Animal Communication – Rain Hummingbird's Blog</title>. Can you confirm?

Yeah, that’s it. So, deleting that won’t affect SEO and what the SEs see as discussed in the two articles above?

Thanks!

Thank you, thank you, thank you, James!!!

Hmmmm…..checked in Chrome. The first is fine but the second, govt one, is the html. So, people know what to do with that? What do you do — I don’t know (the govt one — in Chrome)?

The average person is going to click the RSS Feed link and not know what to do. It’s a client that is complaining about this and she is concerned others won’t know what to do either. So this is normal and shows this way for other blogs’ RSS Feed links?

Okay…sounds like there’s nothing we can do? I don’t really, really know what I’m doing to change it.

I know…I’m not trying to be argumentative. Did you click on the Chrome link above though? Please click. You’ll see that there is not way of telling what to do.

If someone’s using that browser, how will they know where to click on the reader they want, etc.? It’s all html and code. There’s nothing readable to a non-webtech person. I’ll upload a screenshot.

Here are screenshots:
Chrome Error
Safari Error

Here’s the site. The small “RSS Feed” link under any post (tiny typeface) won’t work with Chrome and a couple other browsers. It is all text and gobbledygook so I created a feedburner account and changed the feed link on top right button. Now, the link from the button is working in all browsers. But, I need to change the RSS Feed link under posts so it will work.