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Okay, thank you both. We’ll leave the date as-is when we add the transcribed text. We’ll focus on internal linking to help get visitors/crawlers to the expanded resource since my podcasts tend to be on evergreen topics.

Thanks Mike – if I change the date (so it shows up at the top of my blog feed) then update it, will that impact the podcast feed on the podcast directories?

That worked, thanks Shawn!

Hi Shawn,

Strict Category Podcasting is not checked. Is there anything else I can look at to get everything under the default feed and fix this error. Thank you for your help.

Shawn,

Thanks for your reply. I am just starting back on this podcast after a hiatus. I’m guessing I set up the category podcasting when I was planning to do a second podcast awhile ago – but I’m not going to do that one at this point.

I can do as you said here, but since I’m not doing two shows, I’m not sure I need category podcasting. I also don’t understand how some podcasts can be associated with the category podcast and some aren’t.

What’s the best way to proceed given this information?

and I think I just solved my own problem. I needed to change a setting in the admin panel.

Options –> General –> Change “WordPress address” and “Blog address” to the addresses on localhost.

I figured that out through this file, if it helps anyone else https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Moving_WordPress

I resolved this without a plugin, look for my response here:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/57329?replies=15#post-461302

This can be resolved without having to upload a page template or a plugin. To do this you need to turn off the WYSIWYG editor through your user panel.

Then put in your paypal code.

Finally, go through the paypal code and remove the line breaks paypal has put in there. For instance paypal has a line break between each input tag. Take these breaks out or else wordpress will manually place a < br> in there. That breaks paypal’s code.

Be careful because there is probably a space in the last input tag (the “hidden” input tag) that needs to be there – there was in my code. It was in the “name” attribute in that code.

What I did was paste my Paypal code into a text editor. Then I updated my Donate page in WordPress and did a View Source on my blog. I found the Paypal code and pasted it just beneath the original code in the text editor. I was able to figure out where WordPress inserted the extra < br> tags that way.

This fixed the problem on my donate page. I didn’t really feel up to tackling anything bigger so I just tried to find another solution and it worked ??

Thanks bcompton, your solution worked for me and my blogger archives perfectly transfered over, including formatting and hyperlinks. I’m very pleased!

~Kristen