If you are using the feedsmith plugin, it chooses whether or not (ie category feed) to redirect to feedburner based on this line of code
if (is_feed()&& $feed != 'comments-rss2' && !is_single() && $wp->query_vars['category_name'] == '' && ($withcomments != 1) && trim($feedburner_settings['feedburner_url']) != '')
I added: && $feed != ‘atom’ to the list of criteria so that atom feeds would not redirect to feedburner.
You might want to do the same, or some other template tag to refine the criteria
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RyanW
(@ryanw)
Thanks for the reply! Since both options are possible, any opinioun on which would be the overall best practice?
Use a single blog, as mentioned above, running many categories with 2 or 3 unique themes and sub-categories to create the appearance of almost seperate websites, or just use seperate blogs for the different divisions of the organization? I am concerned that there may be some complications or lack of functionality I am overlooking if we do try to run so many things out of just one blog.
