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I was getting the “invalid feed” error from Feedburner as well. I uninstalled and deleted the Feedburner plugin, deleted my .htaccess file, and created a new, blank .htaccess file. After checking to make sure WordPress was writing to it (chmod it to 666), I reinstalled and activated the Feedburner plugin. Everything worked!

If you can’t see your .htaccess file, you might need to turn on “invisibles” or “hidden files” in your FTP program. .htaccess is a hidden file.

I just edited the default theme. And yeah, pngs would be higher quality, but they’d really add to the page load times.

The menu on the left is a sidebar, but it’s not the WordPress sidebar. It’s just HTML in the WordPress Page template, with a variable body id to make the current page stand out.

Okay, well I eventually got it to work by a€?? and this wasn’t fun a€?? simply ditching my theme, which was carried over from 1.2, and restyling the “classic” theme in 1.5. I don’t know what changed a€?? as far as I can tell the code is the same a€?? but at least it’s working now.

Okay, well I eventually got it to work by a€?? and this wasn’t fun a€?? simply ditching my theme, which was carried over from 1.2, and restyling the “classic” theme in 1.5. I don’t know what changed a€?? as far as I can tell the code is the same a€?? but at least it’s working now.

Okay, this is turning into a one-sided conversation, but I still need help! I figured out that the popup-comments link is showing up on my archived pages, as well as on my homepage. The only place the comments link isn’t showing up is on my permalinks. So, for instance, https://www.feaverish.com/index.php/archives/2005/02/11/ has a link to the popup comments, but https://www.feaverish.com/index.php/archives/2005/02/11/cerberus-prime/ (the permalink), does not.

I assume this has to do with the structure of the permalinks, but I don’t know how to fix it. I upgraded to WordPress 1.5 last week, and I’m using a custom theme a€?? I just modified (as per the instructions) my existing index file. Everything works fine except for the comments on the permalinks. Please, I’m begging you won’t somebody help me?

Sorry to post again, but I realized some of my terminology was confusing.

Basically, the popup comments link appears on my homepage, but not on any of the permalinks.

A source view of the homepage shows this:

<!--this is the meta for the feedback/comments-->
<div class="feedback">
Comments (4)
</div>

While a source view of a permalink-ed page shows:

<!--this is the meta for the feedback/comments-->
<div class="feedback">

</div>

Clearly the PHP responsible for outputting the comments isn’t doing so on permalinked pages, but I have no idea why.

The permalinks and homepage use exactly the same stylesheet (you can check it out here, for what it’s worth), so I don’t think that’s the problem.

I’ve searched the forums, the Wiki, and Google, but I haven’t been able to figure this out.

Please help!

Wow! Thanks for the feedback. And yeah, I’d like to have a background image too. Maybe a random image that changes when you reload. I’m kind of learning as I go, though. Thanks again.

Thanks for the help. I’ll try it out.