Bunglegirl

Wonderful! Thank you so much. Their code did not work for me, but you more general one did. And I also liked adding the content width to my functions.php file for a bigger gallery display.

I really appreciate your time and effort. Thanks again!

Any ideas guys? The problem is when I use the standard WP flash gallery uploader with the option “link thumbnails to image file.”

Here is my feedburner feed and here is the original feed address. I’ve added ?max-results=10 after the address in feedburner because the file size was causing loading problems.

I think I may have solved it! I have an old blog and I imagine the RSS feed is quite big. I found directions on the Feedburner forum on how to limit the number of entries the RSS feed calls up through Feedburner. See here.

Thanks, James. I’ll see what I can do over at the FB forums and report back.

Perhaps I need to try another Feedburner plugin instead? I need a plugin to use Feedburner for RSS, correct? I don’t think there’s an option I’ve missed in the dashboard.

The all came about because my site was hacked and I took it all down and re-installed WP clean. I decided to change the location of the blog on my server but it got so messed up that I decided, after a lot of messing around, to go back to the original folder structure that you see now because no matter what I tried (.htaccess, plugins, Feedburner, etc.) I couldn’t re-direct my subscribers to the new feed address.

I got it working until recently and now I assume it is an upgrade to this plugin that’s been causing recent problems. However, most of my readers still subscribe to the original feed and I know my readers (Google Reader and Bloglines) both pick up the original feed. I thought it would be re-directed through Feedburner but its not, which is just odd. That’s a bit of a separate issue and something that I’d like to fix but isn’t keeping me up at night. Thanks!

I just de-activated “FD Feedburner Plugin” and my source feed is no longer re-directing.

Here is my original RSS: me-go.nwt/rtw/feed/

I’m following my site’s RSS as the original feed (since that’s where most of my subscribers get it from and I’ve had no luck with redirects) and my feedburner feed redirect. The original feed is showing up correctly now, since I’ve disabled the plugin, and the feedburner feed is not updating still.

Thanks for the detailed response. I’ll get to work on this and let you know how it goes.

I should add that I’m not get a “wrong password” message. I have tried saying “I forgot my password” but nothing is emailed to me. I also have used the emergency password retrieval file (and since deleted it!) but that didn’t send me an email or seem to change the password anywhere either.

I usually do preview it in the window below. There’s no reason why I don’t catch the mistakes I refer to before.

Thanks for responding.

Thanks for the link, a few of my plugins aren’t on there so I’ll have to look into those: category order, category images, filosofo enroll comments, fancy archives, run php and w-p. Maybe some of these aren’t needed with improvements to the new version of WordPress.

I hacked together my theme myself so I hope it works!

Thanks

Okay, just to resolve this and in case anyone is having the same issue:

The reason I was getting all that returned mail is because I didn’t realize I had two identities on my blog. I have Admin, but I also have Megan, which most of the posts have been written under.

My settings were set so that the comment, updates etc. were sent from the author, not the admin. But I hadn’t set up an email address for Megan, only Admin. So, because there was no from address it was getting bounced back. It’s kind of a silly mistake, but it took me a while to put two and two together.

It sounds like you found a solution testept, care to share?

Here’s my blog if you need a reference point: Me-Go

This is the closest I’ve seen to what I want to do. I already have the Category Icons plugin working properly in my post titles… now I want to add the icons to the left of each category name in the sidebar. I will be adding categoris alogn the way and would prefer if they’re dynamic and not hand-coded each time I create a new one.

However, I don’t see where the above code would go. In my sidebar php file categories are called with the following code:

<li>
<h2><?php _e('Categories'); ?></h2>
<ul>
<?php list_cats(0, '', 'name', 'asc', '', 1, 0, 1, 1, 1, 1, 0,'','','','','') ?>
</ul>
</li>