simonfindlay
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: cg-feedread xhtml validationCheers David,
Everything seems to be OK.
Like the new CG-Ref!
Feeds working OK.thanks again.
Simon
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: cg-feedread xhtml validationNice one!
<div> more flexible, thanks.
Totally agree about “target=”, makes a ‘news blog’ a bit of a pain unless you use Firefox and open external links in a new tab.Thanks again
Simon 🙂
let us know when it goes up on Chait.net
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: cg-feedread xhtml validationDavid, I took your advice and used the ‘basic’ feed The only remaining ‘error’ was the nesting of the h2 tag. I changed the lines
677, 679 and 693 of cg-feedread.php to
$output .= “<h2><span class=’feedTitleGraphic’>”.$lf;
$output .= “<h2><span class=’feedDescription’>”.$lf;
$output .= “</span></h2>”.$lf;respectively and now it validates quite happily as xhtml transitional.
Anyone trying to do this should remember to delete the files contained within the cache_feedread directory otherwise you won’t see any difference.
Also in the block style feed if you change
start_block(“RSS FEEDS”, “feedread”, “li”); to
start_block(“RSS FEEDS”, “feedread”);everything validates OK.
(I am using the default theme for WP 1.5.1)Si 🙂
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: CG-referrer Plugin Problem WP 1.5.1Good Work!
Thanks a lot.
Si 🙂
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Comment sizeIf you go into PHPmyAdmin and the comment_content ‘type’ is set to TEXT you can change it ( the comment_content ‘type’) in the drop down list to MEDIUMTEXT or LONGTEXT.
That should do it, I think (worked for me in a PHPNuke db).Si 🙂