Karrde

http://boren.nu/archives/2004/11/01/localizing-plugins-and-themes/

Put this somewhere in The Loop in the index.php page of your theme:

<?php the_author(); ?>

The <code> tag isn’t HTML, so you can’t give it a class as you could if it were, say, a <div>. You’ll have to use the <div> method unless you’re comfortable with hacking WordPress itself to modify its display method (which seems a waste of time when you could just do it via <div>).

Could also be a dodgy plugin/theme thats breaking code somewhere… try taking all the non-default themes/plugins away and if that fixes it, re-add em one by one to find out which is to blame. 🙂


rewind_posts();
$my_query = new WP_Query('showposts=10');
while ($my_query->have_posts()) : $my_query->the_post();


Then do your post display code. Don’t forget to

endwhile;


when you’re done.

Assuming that the posts are contained within a div with the class “post” (if not, modify to suit):

Change the ul { and li { lines to .post ul { and .post li {.

Yeah, Squible uses Magpie, which is actually built into WordPress but had some bugs in the older WP versions, hence I included a standalone version of it. Incidentally, just a few minutes before finding your post I had been working on the next version of Squible and had just replaced the Magpie code with that of the built-in WordPress Magpie code. But back to the problem at hand…

Just in case your RSS libraries arent loading, drop this in just before the FlickrRSS stuff is called:

require_once (ABSPATH . WPINC . '/rss-functions.php');

Edit: In fact, just glancing again at your site now, I see that the “View All Photos” link looks to be broken – its pointing to http://flickr.com// – have you entered the proper settings for FlickrRSS where they’re supposed to go?

Yep, the new version as linked above by betzster fixes the problem for me also.

Hurrah!