Erunafailaro

Try using the plugin in a linkpage and maybe play a little with your CSS to change the styling.

What exactly do you mean with ‘more feeds at once’?

Please update the plugin to version 1.5.7. That should fix the problem.

I will look into this issue and come back to you.

Until then – stay calm ??

I need to test this on my own blog with your theme. Please tell me, where I can download your theme (I need the download-URL).

Thanks ??

I hope so too. Please contact me again, if you need further assistance.

Your blog’s HTML code contains a link to tis file: https://ogijima.fr/wp-content/uploads/spacker-cache/ac228f7da35bbac0d2622d1222d42851.js

But the file does not exist. Opening this file in my browser causes a 404-error.

If you restoe this .js-file, it should work again.

It looks to me as if this is an issue with some kind of caching-plugin and not with WP Social Blogroll.

There is a plugin you can use to control the behavior of all your widgets:

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/widget-logic/

that plugin, combined with the wordpress-function is_user_logged_in() should be what you need.

It’s a notice, i.e. it’s neither a warning nor is it an error.

I would say that you can ignore this message. I will try to eliminate this issue with the next version of the plugin.

@shareaholic: thx for the info.

Topic is resolved for me.

Thank you!

I’ll have a look at it and maybe add some of your code to the next version.

Of course I would mention you as a contributor in that case.

I have tried to implement this kind of feature some time ago, but could not get it to work on every browser. It did not work on MSIE …

I could try again, but it will take some time. A week maybe.

The javascript-file is regenerated every time a new link is added to your blogroll or if an existing link is modified.

Whatever the problem was, it seems to have gone away. On my blog, it works without saving your feed-URL separately.

Now that they are removed, Google should rediscover your feed within the next hours, I think.

oohh I think I found it.

See this screenshot from your source-code. You can view it yourself if you visit you blog and view the sourcecode with your browser (I am using firefox).

The line that contains the link to your feed contains three doublequotes. That is one too much. There must only be two of them. That line is therefore invalid and Google cannot read it, I think. That’s why Google does not know the feed-URL.

You have to remove the one in the middle, right before the RSS.

The redundant quotes are either contained in your header.php-file or in the admin-settings of your blog, where you set your blog’s name.

That was a tough brain-teaser ??

That code is 100% correct.

I see that your feed (https://www.lindaeg.dk/feed/) does contain exactly 3 articles.

Maybe that is to short. I still think that Google is causing this problem. Maybe it takes feeds from its index if they are too short.

This section from the WP-docu describes how to set the number of feed-items: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Settings_Reading_SubPanel

The setting Syndication feeds show the most recent x posts.

Setting the number of items to 10 is the recommended value.