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Ooops. Sorry for the mistake, and thanks for the link.

I’m helping a friend update her site. Currently she’s using an Shop theme, but she’s tired of updating her site and her Etsy store.

Right now her site displays a list of products on the front page (this is coded into the template). I want to change it to automatically pull from her Etsy store.

Same here. About 2 weeks ago it stopped.

That seems to have done the trick for me.

Thanks.

Question: Could the problem have been inadvertently caused if the wrong domain was entered? When I installed the new plugin I notices that my co-admin had entered the full subdomain path instead of just the “xxxxxxxxx” part. I just thought I’d add that in case it helps debug.

Thanks for looking into this. I wasn’t sure what you meant in your last message, but I just wanted to be clear that my blog does not use SimplePie.

I am using version 3.4.1.

I have to agree with the previous comment. This was such a pain in the neck to work around…and so simple a fix.

Thank you.

Works great. Thanks a bunch.

Actually I was planning on using the “about the author” and the_author_description to accomplish this but I I thought you couldn’t use html in the field. Is there a way to use HTML?

Thanks….worked like a charm.

That one doesn’t work either I tried that before I even posted this topic.

Thank you for your help. I’m going to try to solve the problem a different way.

Yes you did explain it. And I said thank you.

However, neither

if ($cat != 26 && $cat != 3)
or
if (!is_category('26') && !is_category('3') )
worked.

When presented with a category that is part of categories 26, 3 & 1, each of these statements evaluated as true. Likewise, they evaluated as true for a post in categories 26 & 3.

Nevermind…I’m going to try a different solution.

whooami,

I could have sworn I tried that.

Thank you for your time. I’ll get back to this in the morning with fresh eyes.

rudolf45,

Thanks for the link. But what that doesn’t answer is the part I’m having the most trouble with. How do I phrase an if condition to result in true if a post falls into a category other than 26 & 3?

Well, in general, the following CSS line will add a black, thin solid border to the top of whatever class you add it to in the stylesheet…

border-top: #000000 1px solid;

I can’t view your stylesheet to give you more specific directions because your blog is in maintenance mode.