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Nope, backticks are displayed, and the blogroll is displayed. Backticks don’t appear to have any function in a WordPress post.

Avantgo tech support got back to me, acknowledged it’s a bug on their end.

I already have that installed, but that doesn’t answer the question. ??

Must be a typo in that website. Try https://www.urbangiraffe.com instead.

Bah. I think I found it. The original theme had this:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="<?php bloginfo('stylesheet_url'); ?>" type="text/css" media="screen" />
<!--[if IE]>
<style type='text/css'>
<?php include('ie.css'); ?>
</style>
<![endif]-->


And I added

<link rel="stylesheet" href="<?php bloginfo('stylesheet_url'); ?>" type="text/css" media="screen" />

after it.

The odd thing is that if I refresh the screen, the posts start off transparent. As the background images are loaded, though, the opaque appearance of the post suddenly disappears and it’s solid.

Thanks, Podz. I read over the code and it looks tuned for Categories and Archives. Do I need to do anything special with the blogrolling code to collapse it? I’m currently using the php code supplied by blogrolling.

How do you “paste the code from my sidebar?” That validator doesn’t work on php files.

Er, thanks, but that’s not quite it. I’m convinced the 111 errors are actually 1 misplaced error in the sidebar. Most of those 111 errors occur within the posts on the front page, yet if I switch to the default WordPress Kubrick theme, all the posts validate with no errors.

Didn’t work. ??

I think the [ul] for those are up top at the [div id=”sidebar”]. I re-counted, re-paired all the li’s and ul’s in the sidebar.php and they all seem to close, but it still doesn’t validate.

* my eyes glaze over *

I came looking for this feature – my regular commenters are asking for the ability to edit their own comments to fix misspellings, etc.

A plugin would be great. Built-in to WordPress would be even better. I’d offer to code, but I don’t know php. ??

Hmm. I’ve been having sporadic problems, and using the RedAlt tool above, tackbacks to “https://chasingthewind.net” fail, but trackbacks to “https://chasingthewind.net/” succeed. That trailing slash makes a difference.

Is there anyway I can fix that on my end?

This is a beautiful theme….

https://chasingthewind.net = Technorati Rank: 6,441

Pingbacks don’t appear on my site. ??

Outbounds seem to work ok, but not inbounds.