absm

is there a support phone number?
lol, funny question.

Try to transform your html template into a WP template, it’s not that difficult and there are plenty of docs: https://www.ads-software.com/docs/

It’s in the fr_FR.mo translation file.
But I don’t think you can edit this file easyly.

But you can find the call to this word and its translation in the file wp-includes/template-functions-post.php

it’s in the definition of the function get_the_title

here -> $title = sprintf(__(‘Protected: %s’), $title)

Change Protected by Prot??g?? (with the utf-8 codes for accents)

And note somewhere that you’ve made a modification in this file, because it could be overwritten the day you’ll make an upgrade of WP.

You’re probably using the french localization file, so I don’t know about it ’cause I’ haven’t used yet.

But here is a trick you could do if your web server has the appropriate php configuration set:

replace
the_title_rss();

by

mb_convert_encoding(the_title_rss(), “UTF-8”);

in your different feed files wp-rss2.php, wp-rss.php and wp-atom.php

more info about the mb_convert_encoding function: https://fr2.php.net/manual/fr/function.mb-convert-encoding.php

Salut

Try to validate your feed at https://feedvalidator.org and check for errors.

https://feedvalidator.org/check.cgi?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.nirvanaaudio.ca%2Fjournal%2Findex.php%2Ffeed%2F

?‰ (with accent) is not compliant with UTF-8

Change in your template <p class=”post-info”> by <h2> (and customize you h2 syle in css) to tell to google that’s it’s the meaningfull title of your page instead of just some words dilluadted in the whole content.

Change your headers template for single posts (only) in order to get in the <title> tag the title of the post first and then the name of your blog.

example:
<title>Talent scouting in London – The Corridor Of Uncertainty (a Cricket blog)</title>
instead of:
<title>The Corridor Of Uncertainty (a Cricket blog) >> Talent scouting in London</title>

And you’ll see a better and more accurate referencing of your individual posts in google ??

For the keywords, there are also some tricks… just look at the source of some individual posts of my blog and watch the <meta name=”keywords”> tag, you’ll undertsand.

Bump (once again)

I haven’t found an answer to this issue in another forum’s message, so here my trick to avoid that problem.

1. define the number of post you want to show
2. be sure you have a least that number of posts in total in your blog (not counting the category you want to exclude)
3. the trick:

– replace <?php while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?> by
<?php$items_count=0; while ($items_count<20) : the_post(); ?>

– replace <?php endwhile; ?> by
<?php $items_count++; endwhile; ?>

For the feed, the trick is a little bit different, edit your feed files (wp-rss2.php, wp-rss.php, wp-atom.php):
– replace <?php $items_count++; if (($items_count == get_settings(‘posts_per_rss’)) && empty($m)) { break; } } } ?>
by <?php $items_count++; if (($items_count == 20) && empty($m)) { break; } } } ?>

20 is the value chosen for the number of posts, just chose your value.

I did get this ?ˉ???? when forgetting a space a the top of a file before the <?php, but also when transfering or editing some files through ftp in a format different than ASCII (UTF-8 format with UltraEdit text editor for instance).

Hi,

Like lstelie, I’m podcasting quite automatically by just adding the link to the mp3 file in the post. My podcast: https://absm-log.info/mp3blog.php
But sometimes, for specific url like mp3 at https://archive.org the enclosure isn’t detected in the feed.
I just don’t undertsand why it works for quite all url except those at archive.org (exemple of link: https://www.archive.org/download/pls006/pls006-02-Symphonic_Stereo-Get_Away.mp3 ).

Adding an “enclosure” custom field solve the problem but don’t tell me why it isn’t detected automatically.

you’ve got problems with the GCI configuration of your web server:

Security Alert! The PHP CGI cannot be accessed directly.

This PHP CGI binary was compiled with force-cgi-redirect enabled. This means that a page will only be served up if the REDIRECT_STATUS CGI variable is set, e.g. via an Apache Action directive.

Nice.

With Opera 8, the sidebar is at the bottom, below the main Loop.

Screenshot: https://img39.exs.cx/my.php?loc=img39&image=sidebar9ab.png

Thanks for your feedback.

I’ve only tested the site under Opera and IE…

So I’ve just installed Mozilla and I’ve done a “quick fix” to solve that problem and get the time to investigate further down why the problem did appeared only to mozilla.

thanks.