lacyrochelle

Ok, I have found the answer to the width problem (I did not “turn off” the right-inner sidebar which was set to 200px)

I still need to know how to remove the gray line. Any ideas?

cherryblossommj

I have been copying and pasting the HTML of my drafts into a word doc and saving OFTEN. Otherwise, still having the issue.

I have the Atahualpa theme, but I use the “All in One SEO Pac” plug-in. I have never had a problem with it.

It seems to be working now, although I will still have to log into Feedburner to get ALL of the info like the list of subscribers and to change settings.

I went ahead and deactivated and uninstalled and started over. It seems to be working now, I must have just messed something up the first time around. Thanks everyone!

Basically I need to reduce the distance between the post body and the right sidebar, right now there is a good two inches of just blank space in between the two. (I did not choose to have a left sidebar, only right.)

OK, thanks

Ok, so I was able to install this and activate it, but when I go to the Dashboard>Feed Stats it says this:

“The Awareness API, which gives this plugin access to your stats, is not enabled for this feed. Go into your FeedBurner account, click on your feed, click on the “Publicize” tab, click on the “Awareness API” button in the sidebar, and then click on the “Activate” button.”

I did this but it is still not showing up. How long until it takes effect?

Well, something just must be wrong because when I look at the WPSD, and look under “Server Check” it says “Stats Plug-in Not Installed.”

Then if I click on it to install, it gives me these directions:

1. Create a stats directory in your plugins directory. Typically that’s wp-content/plugins/stats/.
2. Into this new directory upload stats.php and open-flash-chart.swf.
3. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
4. It will ask you to enter your WordPress.com API key, do so.
5. Sit back and wait a few minutes for your stats to come rolling in.

I have done ALL of these things, but it still says “Stats Plug-in Not Installed.” Maybe I should deactivate and uninstall, and try again?

Thank you for your answer. I search for that on Google, and it just gives me the wordpress.com blog stats plug-in. I already have that installed, and it is not working properly as it is reading the stats from her other blog, which is on wordpress.com. Any other ideas?