There’s nothing wrong with your feed.
Feed validator results
And please stop posting the same question in every single forum!
Have you tried looking at in in Chrome?
– The RSS Feed doesn’t show up in Chrome.
In Safari:
The feed shows up but for only one recent article, when we have written over 10 posts
In Firefox:
The feed shows up but doesn’t show any images, just lists the posts
There’s nothing wrong with your feed. All of your posts & images are present in the feed file. Whether a given feed reader shows them is another matter entirely and is totally beyond the control of WordPress. Also please bear in mind that RSS feeds are meant to be read via news readers – not web browsers.
Not all posts and images are present based on the internet provider I use. Like a said before, using Safari, the RSS feed doesn’t show any of our past posts.
ot all posts and images are present based on the internet provider I use.
I have no idea what you mean by this.
Like a said before, using Safari, the RSS feed doesn’t show any of our past posts.
Please see the feed validator results I posted above. I have also examined the code in your feed source file. It contains posts going back to April – with images.
I meant “not all posts and images are present based on the browser i use.”
Here is our blog rss feed: when you click, what do you see?
http://lajollahomeaudio.com/wordpressblog/?feed=rss2
because when we click the link it comes out without the feed.
I don’t know how many more ways I can try to explain this to you. WordPress cannot control what you see in your news reader. It can only send out a well-formed RSS feed (which yours is). Most news readers only display & archive x posts.
when you click, what do you see?
A perfectly, valid, standard, WordPress RSS feed.
Safari on the PC shows posts back to April 11.
Chrome has not had rss support since the begining. There is a plugin (I have not tried it) that will allow rss feed to show in Chrome. Chrome was not designed as a full featured browser – that is why it is supposed to be faster and smaller. [Edit] Chrome uses Google Reader to display rss feed. It is under the more tab.
Thanks, kmessinger. My Mac Mini isn’t online atm so I can’t check via Safari.
@lajollahomeaudio: We are not trying to fob you off or deny what you are seeing. What we are saying is that the issue is in your Safari install – not WordPress. So there’s not a lot we can do to help other than to check your feed for you – which I have done.
