nicktank

It is.

There is an easier way to pull this off. I’m using WP 2.8 with php5. Not sure if these template tags are available in all versions

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<?php if(get_the_tags(‘count>=1’); { ?>
Print out some stuff here

<?php } else { ?>

this is results of there being no tags

<?php } ?>

I’ll look into this. I’m on deadline for a project right now but as soon as I get some breathing room I’ll give this a shot. I’m curious about it as well.

This should fix it. Worked for me.

https://ficial.wordpress.com/2009/06/16/wordpress-aggregation-feedwordpress-fix/

Spread this around because it took forever to find and it really helps out. I was having the same issue and this fix solved the problem:

https://ficial.wordpress.com/2009/06/16/wordpress-aggregation-feedwordpress-fix/

There is a way, you would have to do a little work in your theme to add a function to the loop to look for a set group of posts with certain categories first and then fill in the rest.

(For the important posts. Category #5 is set for top priority)

<?php query_posts('&cat=5); ?> <!-- Edit the cat= part to the number of the desired category (check the category IDs in your WordPress system), and this will show the 1st of the chosen category -->
				<?php while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>

(Then let the rest of the posts come in. Make sure the category in this string is set to -5 to prevent duplication)

<?php query_posts('&cat=-5'); ?> <!-- Edit the cat= part to the number of the desired category (check the category IDs in your WordPress system), and this will show the 1st of the chosen category -->
				<?php while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>