Len

You haven’t got a feed there because that isn’t a WordPress powered site. You have WordPress installed in a subdirectory named “blog” hence you’ll find your feed at … drum roll …

http://www.as-photography.co.uk/blog/?feed=rss2

My guess the reason the feed is not validating is because there is no content on that site. The FeedBurner scraper is probably getting a 404 when trying to access the feed.

Publish a test post, resync the feed with FeedBurner and see what happens.

I assume you mean the image with the tape bearing the number 8? If so that image is located at wp-content/themes/amazing-grace/images/bg-portrait2.jpg or in this case comobajardepesoya.com/wp-content/themes/amazing-grace/images/bg-portrait2.jpg

You’ll need an image editor to get it to look right.

You’re quite welcome. Good luck.

This theme allows you to insert different sidebars for various parts of the site via widgets. For instance, you can have a sidebar showing completely different content on single post pages from that which is shown on the home page.

I suspect you were experimenting with some text widgets. 🙂

Navigate to Appearance > Widgets. In the widget screen check the Sidebar for Posts widget position to see if you inserted a text widget there.

PHP is out of memory. I downloaded the plugin to have a look at it and it comes in at a whopping 13.9MB zipped.

You can try increasing the amount of memory allocated to PHP as per the instructions in this forum thread … or … install the plugin the old fashioned way via FTP.

This is pretty much the standard answer we give around here to these type of questions.

http://codex.wordpress.org/FAQ_My_site_was_hacked
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/268083#post-1065779
http://smackdown.blogsblogsblogs.com/2008/06/24/how-to-completely-clean-your-hacked-wordpress-installation/
http://ottodestruct.com/blog/2009/hacked-wordpress-backdoors/

The bad news is you have much work to do. The good news is you’ll loads of useful info in the links above.

Hi taucherphil,

I did a little homework. The name of the plugin is Aeytimes Product or Service Feedback / Comments Widget. For an immediate fix, browse to your plugin folder via FTP and rename the folder aeytimes-product-or-service-feedback to something else such as aeytimes-product-or-service-feedback-1. It doesn’t really matter what you rename it. This has the effect of deactivating the plugin.

I had a look at the plugin and the permanent fix is easy – the author made a typo. Open the file called aeytimes-product.php in a plain text editor such as Notepad and close to the top you will see the following …

class AeytimesProductRSS extends WP_Widget {
	function AeytimesProductRSS() {
		$widget_ops = array( 'classname' => 'aeytimes', 'description' => 'A widget displaying the latest comments of your idea on AeyTimes.' );
		$control_ops = array( 'width' => 300, 'height' => 350, 'id_base' => 'aeytimes-product' );
		$this->WP_Widget('aeytimes-product', 'Aeytimes Product or Service Widget', $widget_ops, $control_ops);
	}

Pay attention to the above line that reads function AeytimesProductRSS()

Now, scroll to the bottom of that file and you’ll see the following …

function register_AeytimesSiteRSSWidget(){
	register_widget('AeytimesSiteRSS');
}

add_action('init', 'register_AeytimesSiteRSSWidget', 1);

Pay attention to the above line that reads register_widget('AeytimesSiteRSS')

Do you see what he has done? A simple typo. The block of code above should read …

function register_AeytimesProductRSSWidget(){
	register_widget('AeytimesProductRSS');
}

add_action('init', 'register_AeytimesProductRSSWidget', 1);

Simply make the change I outlined above, upload the file and rename that folder back to its original name.

Or, if you don’t want to muck about editing files I uploaded an edited version of the aeytimes-product.php to the WordPress Pastebin which you can download here.

Delete the original aeytimes-product.php file and upload the one I supplied. Then rename the folder aeytimes-product-or-service-feedback-1 back to its original.