dubsix

It might be easier/safer to uncheck Options > Discussion > Allow people to post comments on the article, and then delete any reference to comments (ie that they’re closed) in your theme.

WordPress is notifying you that someone, or more likely thing, has liked to your blog. Only you can see this link in the dashboard: don’t sweat it, just dont click the link – eventually it will disappear as real people add links to you.

Again: none of your visitors can see this link.

This works as long as a category contains 1 page. With more pages, the mod_rewritten URL for a feed looks like site.com/category-name/page/4/feed/. There’s no feed at this address – only at site.com/category-name/feed/.

How can I get the feed links on the deeper category pages to point to the …/category-name/feed/, not the unexisting …/category-name/page/number/feed/?

I don’t suppose anyone has figured this out yet?

I was having the same problem – seemingly random content under the (un)subscription confirmation. I managed to boil it down to a conflict with the Page Links To plugin.

Disabling the links to plugin didn’t help though, I was able to solve it by changing S2PAGE to the page number the subscription form was on.

// by default, subscribe2 grabs the first page from your database for use
// when displaying the confirmation screen to public subscribers.
// You can override this by specifying a page ID below.
define(‘S2PAGE’, ‘0’); <– change to your page ID.

Hope that makes sense & helps.

Posting in the hope that this may be of help to others …

Had the same problem –> the extra whitespace was caused by the (most excellent) Theme Switcher plugin, it had an extra line at the top of the code. Cheers!