jkovis

Each post automatically has an RSS feed of its comments.

Depending on your permalink structure, either put /feed/ at the end of the URL or /?feed=rss2&p=88 (where 88 is the post’s ID).

It seems that your theme doesn’t have a single page/post template.

Can you list all the php files used in your theme?

>User 1 wants to receive updates on Post A & C whereas User 2 want to receive updates on Post B and User 3 wants update to A, B & C.
— What constitutes an “update” of one of the posts? Say you publish Post A, B, & C and then 20 minutes later edit/add more to Post B…is that considered an update?

Can you post the URL of your site?

>https://www.sweetfindsblog.com/posts/feed
— I get a 404 (page not found) error when I try to open this page too

https://www.sweetfindsblog.com/feed/ works however

Can you post your blog’s URL?

Do you mean that you want the words “Stress Bully” to appear, but the header image (https://stressbully.ca/wp-content/themes/freshcitrus/images/logo.png) does instead?

>I am currently trying to add POST SPECIFIC RSS subscribe options so that users can get updates on the topics or discussions that interest them.
–I don’t understand what you mean by “POST SPECIFIC RSS” do you mean an rss feed for posts that have the same category or tag?

>Its the title across the header image “natural cures and natural remedies”
— go to line 218 of the theme’s style.css file and first change

.co_name {
font-size:1.2em;
font-weight:700;
margin-left:-160px;
padding:19px 0 0;
text-align:left;
vertical-align:top;
}

to

.co_name {
font-size:1.2em;
font-weight:700;
text-align:left;
margin-top 19px;
margin-right: 0px;
margin-bottom: 0px;
margin-left:-160px;
}

You can then edit the margin-top and margin-left values until you find ones that you like.

You can also add:

width: 500px;

to change how wide the text goes across the screen.

I also highly recommend the Firebug plugin for Firefox which will let you do this without actually saving and uploading the new stylesheet.

>I inserted the image by going to the created page and selecting edit and then uploading and posting the image to the page.
— So which image do you NOT want to have appear, the custom field thumbnail or the image you inserted into the post?

Try taking the same steps again and also change

<div class="wp-pagenavi">

to:

<div class="wp-pagenavi clear">

if <div class="wp-pagenavi"> isn’t in your theme then add the following to your style.css

.wp-pagenavi {
clear: both;
}

>I need to have an API Key generated for my WordPress account
— It sounds like you need a wordpress.com API key to use Akismet or some other WP.com service

Get an API key by registering an account (you don’t have to create a blog) at https://en.wordpress.com/signup/ and your API key will be emailed to you.

Also see https://en.wordpress.com/api-keys/

>I have been trying to align title so that it doesn’t cover image
— which title and which image are you referring to?

>When I try to upload an image into the precoded thumbnail, it inserts it twice…
— the smaller image looks like it’s coming from a custom field. Are you also inserting the image into the post’s content?

I think it might have something to do with WP Super Cache.

Go to the plugin’s option page and try adding /?feed=rss2 to the list of URLs not cached.

Try replacing:

<Script Language='Javascript'>
<!--
document.write(unescape('%3C%64%69%76%2);
//-->
</Script>

</body>
</html>

with:

<div id="footer"></div><!-- end #footer -->
</div><!-- end #wrap -->
</body>
</html>

The code should be in the comments.php file under the following line:

<ol class="commentlist">