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The function xml_parser_create() is a PHP function, which would lead me to believe that your installation of PHP either isn’t complete or is corrupted somehow.

Check out this thread.

You’re not going to find the answer by using “view source”. The problem is somewhere in your PHP files…

For those who are interested, I’ve written and entry that provides a few more details as to what Canvas does. Stop on by and let us know what you think!

Kiwi uses Chris Metcalf’s del.icio.us plugin to convert RSS to HTML. In truth, this plugin can be used with almost any feed, but it requires a bit of PHP tinkering.

That’s exactly what I mean. To achieve that faded pattern look, though, you have to have an image that will create a pattern when it’s repeated in the x-axis like that.

Like this? https://no.oneslistening.com/151

https://no.oneslistening.com/151

It’s a repeating image with some CSS. The image only repeats along the x-axis.

Something like:

body {
background: #color url(‘path/to/faded/pattern’) top left repeat-x;
}

My first thought: Look in your header.php file, under the <title> tag. There’s likely some PHP in there that’s doing it.

How are you running this loop? Are you using wp_query()?

Scratch that, found the problem.

The issue stems from the fact that my plugin requires $post_id to be set so it can write the correct info to the database. When you’re first creating a post, this value hasn’t been set and won’t be set until write_post() has been called. I guess my plugin is being called before that happens, so the wrong data is getting written (post_id defaulting to zero).

Any developers out there know how to approach this issue? Is there a way to get $post_id in the Write Post page if the post is brand new?

I just posted a version that supports pages as well, and has a nice DOM live preview of the selected image.

As always, let me know if you have any issues.

Our site was down for about 48 hours. I apologize for the inconvenience, it was certainly not planned. Such is the joy of computers…

I’d recommend you download the most recent release of Kiwi from our site. The themes.wordpress.net version is very similar, but there are a few bug fixes that were made prior to Kiwi going 1.0 final release.

I apologize to all the Windows users. Alisha and everyone else, it’s posted in .zip format now.

Thanks so much everyone for the help during the beta testing phase. The more input I get, the better. I’d love to have this theme running on ALL systems without a hitch…

Kiwi has been updated with some new features and layout options.

Updated with bugfixes, an option to turn randomization off, and a little admin management. Get it here.