theiconoclast31

I hate to be “that guy”, but clean up some of those validation errors.

There’s really no good way of dealing with the CSS that Microsoft Word outputs. I just copy-paste to Notepad before I post to eliminate all formatting. Or better yet, just use WordPress’s built-in editors.

Thank you very much. I dealt with that for the Eastside-Radio archives, but it slipped past me in the other category pages. It should be fixed now.

<br> should be okay, but you may have to change it to <br /> if you want it to validate. If it’s a navbar, most people would just adjust the margins using CSS.

feverinlove

Try deleting them via FTP or your webhost’s control panel. If that doesn’t work, you’ll just have to contact your webhost and ask them to do it.

@emanoelmelo
Sorry you had this problem. I think it’s attributed to a sticky bit in the script. If you can open up the script and search for sticky bit there should be a line like

if (!is_dir($save_dir)) mkdir($save_dir,01775);

change 01775 to 0777

Actually, this isn’t working for me for some reason.

Umm, you’ve already posted this once. I think you need more original content. I had to sift through like 5 link-articles to find one original, written-by-you article. But the design is very slick.

I like com250, but the white vertical bar in the middle seems out of place. Other than that, beautiful. ??

Alright, nevermind what I said..this will delete just the comments that haven’t been approved.

DELETE FROM wp_comments WHERE comment_approved='0';

If you want to delete the ones that have been marked as spam, you can use DELETE FROM wp_comments WHERE comment_approved='spam';

Do a search before you make a new topic, this has been asked before: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/93973?replies=20

To mass delete all comments:

Login to PHPMyAdmin to the corresponding database of your WP Installation. You should see a list of the different tables.

Find wp_comments in that list of tables and click on Empty.

I think it may be somehow related to the peek-a-boo bug, because when I added #recent-list { position: relative; }, it doesn’t hide behind the footer anymore: https://www.theicono.com/storage/sadbug2.gif

However, it’s still cut off.

I think it has something to do with blockquote because I add a blockquote { display: none; }, everything looks (Almost) fine (except the footer hugs the recent-posts section):

https://www.theicono.com/storage/sadbug3.gif

Any ideas? I’m totally stumped here.

Agree with HandySolo and pizdin_dim. If you feel like blogging isn’t ‘structured enough’, as I sometimes do, Lorelle On WordPress has some blogging challenges to make it a little more interesting. I used to do them on my old blog and while it didn’t get tons of traffic, I certainly had an audience.

Read Apple’s FAQ that I linked to earlier. It tells you, step by step, exactly how to make the feed.

Yeah, the latter. It just takes screenshots; you still need to code it. But it’ll give you a good starting point, and you can figure out what changes to make using the screenshots (but to be honest, you should probably D/L Firefox at some point.)

Browsershots.org is great for this:

https://browsershots.org/website/https://www.vlog.tv/

It can take screenshots of any webpage from multiple browsers and upload them for you to see. Very useful. I’ve submitted your site for a whole bunch of browsers, and it’s set to expire in an hour. You can change all of this, of course.

as theiconoclast implied, it is NOT required for your podcast to be recognized by iTunes, for you to use Podpress. You can use it anyway, right away, before you get yourself added to iTunes. Podpress is useful anyway, for putting a streaming mp3 player and donwload links on your blog. And, when you later get into iTunes, all the nice podcasts you have posted with Podpress will show up in iTunes.

Ahh, but there’s no extra functionality offered by the FeedID unless you’re on iTunes, right?

Thanks for the clarification. I’m in the process of getting my podcast approved, actually.