mattyoungmark
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RSS feed broken in WordPress
SUCCESS!!!! Thanks for all your help on this, man. The first thing I did was search for similar fixes, and tried a couple that didn't work -- I should post links to that on all the pages where I found other people struggling with this same thi…
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RSS feed broken in WordPress
I'm going to try your fix above right now, though...
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RSS feed broken in WordPress
IT'S TOTALLY IN MY FUNCTIONS. I'm just not sure where -- but replacing my functions file with the default theme one fixes the problem (both in the feed and the page code) of course it screws my sidebar all up. So I have no extra spaces…
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RSS feed broken in WordPress
Well, my header.php file doesn't have a line like the default, but adding one doesn't help. I checked several themes, and some have it, some don't. The first line in my header is and yet in my source code for the page, there's…
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RSS feed broken in WordPress
My functions.php file is very, very short. Do you see anything wrong with this?
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RSS feed broken in WordPress
Yeah, I think I'm going to have to try that at some point -- it's not the posts I'm worried about, because this is a pre-launch site that I'm building from the ground up. It's all the tweaking I've done on the theme so …
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RSS feed broken in WordPress
Thanks, I actually tried disabling all plugins, and I'm still in the same boat with the rss feeds. It seems to be theme-independent now, so something in one of my rss2 or config files or somewhere is adding that extra line. I'm still looki…
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RSS feed broken in WordPress
No, that actually helps a lot! According to the validator I've got a spare line at the beginning of my feed, but I have no idea how it's getting there. I've been going over my rss-related php files, my wp-config file and my functions.…
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RSS feed broken in WordPress
UPDATE: It looks like the file that's giving me trouble is my feed.rss2.php file in my wp-includes directory. I think? But the theoretically offensive lines of code read echo ''; ?>
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Help with "A Quick and Dirty Way To Randomize an Image"
I replaced (images/slogan_4.png) with (images/slogans/random.php) and then created a "slogans" folder in my images directory that contained the pngs to be randomized and the "random.php" script I found here: http://ma.tt/scr…
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Help with "A Quick and Dirty Way To Randomize an Image"
Thanks, everyone! That last tip from Dave worked quick and easy on the first try. I swear, these forums restore my faith in humanity!