sdimbert

Thanks for working on it… I don’t think it’s an HTML issue… it looked fine for a while.

Perhaps this is a clue: the menu-sections are supposed to exist on their own pages, but those pages are broken. Click one of the featured section images on the home page to see what I mean.

I disabled the plugins I could (we don’t control Akismet Anti-Spam, AMP and Jetpack… the problem persisted.

Don,

Thanks for your quick, responsive help. We got this solved!

Let’s say I’ve made that CSS change… where do I put a new image if I want to replace, say, the header image? Or the icon for the sidebar menu?

Scott,

Howdy!

Is my issues something that I should seek resolution for elsewhere?

One odd thing I’ve noticed is that the page looks differently on the web then it does in the editor: both the fonts and cell alignments in the editor look as expected… they are only wrong once the page is published.

Can you help me?

You are right… that did it. I didn’t do it on purpose, but somehow one of the specific media types was selected. I’m validating cleanly now. ??

Off to the iTMS!

If feed-validator kicks out an error, how do you know it’s working?

There is one pre-exisiting post with a PodPress attachment; is that not sufficient? Must it be a new post?

I’ll switch to RSS instead of ATOM. Thanks.

Tim, you’ve been awesome and I am sure this will all work soon… thanks for your help. I know that you’re volunteering your knowledge and time and I appreciate it. ??

Didn’t work.

I completed that section’s settings, saved them then re-saved the Permalinks settings. The feed still does not validate:

https://www.feedvalidator.org/check.cgi?url=https://www.edvancers.com/?feed=podcast

That feed does exist and it is not active.

I have been re-saving them all throughout this trouble-shooting process.

Could my Permalink settings be the culprit?

Wow… this is really frustrating.

I have set the Settings for Default Feeds several times. There’s nothing complicated there at all… and I’m pretty sure I’ve done it right.

Right now the plugin is generating a podcast URL of https://www.edvancers.com/?feed=podcast and iTunes is not recognizing it when I paste it into the “Subscribe to feed…” window.

FeedValidator is kicking out a 404 error: https://www.feedvalidator.org/check.cgi?url=https://www.edvancers.com/?feed=podcast

At this point I’m ready to offer to create an admin account for someone if they’re willing to try to work things out.

Any takers?

So, if I understand what you’re saying, then the plain, old site feed (https://www.edvancers.com/feed/) should be sufficient for iTunes, right?

If that’s the case, then I think I’ve managed to set something wrong while trying to “fix” things. Is there a set of online docs that illustrate the “basic” settings one would use to set PodPress to send a podcast to the iTMS?

I am not sure I understand… and I’m usually good at this stuff. ??

The settings page is confusing. There is a section at the top of the page labelled Settings for the default Feeds and a setting at the bottom labelled podPress Feeds. I was working only in the top section since the feeds in the bottom section seem to be “extra.”

Am I confused?

ntm,

I think I’m having the same problem with my brand-new podcast at https://www.edvancers.com. Would you be willing to help me out, too?

https://www.edvancers.com/?feed=podcast won’t validate. ??