jjeaton

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bio	website	traveling9to5.com
	location	Everywhere
	age	27
visits	member for	2 years, 9 months
	seen	May 16 at 22:51
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Heading around-the-world in 2012!

Follow my travels at Traveling 9 to 5

I also do custom web development and design.

	546 reputation	bio	website	traveling9to5.com	visits	member for	2 years, 9 months
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Aug 8	comment	When should you use WP_Query vs query_posts() vs get_posts()? I believe that `query_posts` is also less efficient in that it will run additional queries, when if you use only `WP_Query` for your main loop, it will only run the query you choose in WP_Query.
Aug 8	revised	When should you use WP_Query vs query_posts() vs get_posts()? changed query_post to query_posts
Aug 3	revised	Issue with using .htaccess to redirect feedburner feed Moved feedburner section to the top. Please allow this edit otherwise the code doesn't work if someone is to try it.
Aug 3	suggested	suggested edit on Issue with using .htaccess to redirect feedburner feed
Aug 3	revised	Issue with using .htaccess to redirect feedburner feed Removed the RewriteCond line that was causing issues on my server. See SeanLee's comment on the answer about removing it.
Aug 2	comment	Issue with using .htaccess to redirect feedburner feed Actually, this doesn't work. You have to move the last `RewriteCond` and `RewriteRule` to be above the `RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L]` line. The article specifically says it has to be above the regular WP permalink section.
Aug 2	suggested	suggested edit on Issue with using .htaccess to redirect feedburner feed
Aug 2	comment	Issue with using .htaccess to redirect feedburner feed duh, I wasn't redirecting the comments feed, so I think I glossed over that part. Thanks! Also, the only reason everything was separated out in my .htaccess is due to allowing WordPress up add in its own rules and the download monitor, and I just copied in the feedburner code. Yours is definitely cleaner.
Aug 2	comment	Issue with using .htaccess to redirect feedburner feed Ok, I used your version, and I can't get it to work, as in now none of the feed links redirect to FeedBurner. I will rephrase my question above.
Aug 2	revised	Issue with using .htaccess to redirect feedburner feed changed question, more specific.
Jul 31	comment	Issue with using .htaccess to redirect feedburner feed So, are you saying that the line: `RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^/?feed.* [NC]` is not required? It seems to work when I remove that line, but didn't understand why that line would be in the instructions.
Jul 28	answered	Wordpress add_action the_post hook
Jul 28	answered	Change image link: wp_get_attachment_link
Jul 28	comment	Change image link: wp_get_attachment_link Are you outputting these images and links in a template or are the links already contained within post/page content in WP and you want to somehow filter and edit them when the page is displayed?
Jul 27	comment	Change image link: wp_get_attachment_link Do images already exist at this size in your WP installation? Maybe it is defaulting to that size because the 150x150 size does not exist? You can use a plugin like Regenerate Thumbnails to create the sizes you need. If that's not the issue, then there is something else in your code (not posted) that is linking to the different sized image. If you view source on the page, what do the img tags and links look like?
Jul 27	answered	Unwanted blank lines before <html> tag
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