Thord D. Hedengren

My pleasure. Be sure to let me know if you need anything else.

Most likely the same problem is to blame for other people running into the CSS issue in Firefox. Anyone who stumbles across that sort of question should point to Westi’s excellent blog post.

This issue is solved – Westi will blog it so that others won’t have to bang their heads in the wall over this. Will link the blog post from here when it is up, obviously.

Thanks all!

Thanks Westi, hooking up with you on Twitter.

Thanks lizard, let’s see what the tech people make of that!

I got this on Twitter, but I’m not sure what it means. Anyone?

I would think that it’s supposed to have the entities there. It’s most likely esc_url() (no idea if that’s the name).

Oh, I misunderstood you there. ??

The plugin did it for me, thanks a lot!

Thanks scribblerguy, this is probably exactly what I need. Question is, how do I do this? Do I just copy the content of feed-rss2.php into my theme’s functions.php, and edit it there, or how does it work?

I’m not sure how to proceed. I have absolutely no experience with writing WordPress plugins. I get the theming part, including making the template tags behave like I want it, but other than that, it’s a bit over my head.

Thanks for the tip, however, I fail to find anything there that will solve this situation. I’m pretty sure this is something that will be hard to achieve with a plugin as well, but I’m not sure of course.

The pluggable fix seems to work for me too.

I’m not sure, and I’ll most likely be in this situation next week since a friend of mine has neglected his updates. ??

Anyone?

Sweet, I think I’ve gotten everything to work the way I wanted (technically, heh). Thanks!

Owen is restoring the Red Alt site according to, well, the site. He posted over at his blog that he was moving to a new server.

You’ll most likely find it here in a day or two.

https://redalt.com/wiki/Adhesive/

Thanks! I’ll take a look at it! ??

It worked like a charm, thanks! ??