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I know you say that you did not alter the comment part, but all else sounds like you did. Are the opening and closing tags of the comment part intact? Does the css-file validate (https://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/)?

Have a look at the copy of the original downloaded theme (or download it again) and compare it to your modified theme.

PS I think your English is about as good as mine.

Another option is to use a blog-capable wiki, such as Oddmuse. Very good wiki, works as blog too but less polished appearance than WP et al.

RFC 822 (https://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc822/#z28) is a standard for email messages, part of it states how dates should be formatted.

In the link you supplied the (short) weekday is in Swedish instead of English. This part should not be translated in the RSS feeds by localization, but I can not tell you what went wrong. Could be a bug. Should not have anything to do with your choice of PHP date() format.

Have you made any changes to the files in order to get the weekdays in Swedish, or have you just installed the localization?

riddle: There is more information, but not a current list of hooks, at https://wiki.www.ads-software.com/?pagename=Plugin%2FAPI

Where would be a good place to put this? In a local plugin? Can I count on all themes to call wp_head?

You could also redirect the old RSS URL to the new in your .htaccess file. It is not that difficult.

macmanx: Using your information I found an easy (temporary) solution, disabling gzip compression under Options/Reading. Now I do not get this error anymore (for at least five minutes… ??

I get the same error. Installed WP using cpanel/fantastico, now uninstalled and made a manual install, same problem.

Solution?

Podz: no such link, it 404:s…

I have the same problem, it swamps my logs making it impossible to find any real problems.

Grateful for a solution. Had cpanel/fantastico uninstall WP and made a manual install of 1.5 to make sure it was not a cpanel/fantastico problem, but it sticks around.

I have used Greymatter and Movable Type before, now I switched a new web host that has cPanel with Fantastico. WordPress is one of the blog systems available for easy installation (a few clicks), and it seemed like the best one. MT worked fine, too, but it is not open source and they have started with licence thingies.

Try Sebbi’s hack. Works for me on WP 1.2.1 at https://nyfiken.org/

OK, I understand. But qnyway, WP does not handle the blockquote tag properly (1.2.1 at least). Maybe next version could?

OK, so misnested p-tags and blockquote, then?

Should be
<blockquote><p>
instead of
<p><blockquote>

macmanx: “Yes, WordPress is free and open source (community built).”

Yes, and I am grateful for this, but much other open source software has a more “finished” feel to it.

Thanks Moshu, but that checkbox is ticked. I think it might have to do with an error in poEdit or the translation. It will not accept “% comments” translated to “% kommentarer” and gives a fatal error. Maybe with this fixed it would build the .mo?