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Now I noticed that, the original HTML markup of the feed gets removed by the plugin. And when I look at the new output it's a bunch of <div> tags without any class or id names. This makes it really hard to customize the css of automatically generated posts and create a consistent look with the site. Is there a way to make the plugin leave some of those original markups?
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Hi Taltin,
Autoblog should be able to pull div tags along with their classes and other attributes. I've just run through a quick test of that to be sure. Could you provide a feed where we can see what you're referring to?
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Hey guys, is there anybody who can take a look at this problem?
I still can't find why my posts pulled by autoblog is stripped of off its style tags. Original feed has tags like "headline" or "title" but once they are rendered by autoblog they all turn into plain <div>s or <p>s which kills the point of this plugin.
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Greetings Taltin :-)
We have not heard back from you as to the status of this issue.
If you are still having an issue with this please let us know so that we may try to get you fixed up as soon as possible by choosing to mark this ticket as unresolved.
This will also bring your ticket up front back in plain view again.
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Yes Joe. Thanks for asking. I gave up when no one cared to answer. Then I used a javascript method to add special tags to the stripped off content so that I can style them with css. So I solved the problem using an external method.
There's another problem though. Some of my feeds can't get retrieved bu Autoblog.
For example this goo.gl/65PmZ can't get read by Autoblog.
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Hi Taltin,
Autoblog should be able to pull div tags along with their classes and other attributes. I've just run through a quick test of that to be sure. Could you provide a feed where we can see what you're referring to?
Thanks,
David
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Of course.
This is an example of one the posts.
http://www.bjk-tribun.com/2012/01/mp-antalya-besiktas-0-1-2-y/
and this is the feed goo.gl/65PmZ
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Hey guys, is there anybody who can take a look at this problem?
I still can't find why my posts pulled by autoblog is stripped of off its style tags. Original feed has tags like "headline" or "title" but once they are rendered by autoblog they all turn into plain <div>s or <p>s which kills the point of this plugin.
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Greetings Taltin :-)
We have not heard back from you as to the status of this issue.
If you are still having an issue with this please let us know so that we may try to get you fixed up as soon as possible by choosing to mark this ticket as unresolved.
This will also bring your ticket up front back in plain view again.
Joe :-)
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Yes Joe. Thanks for asking. I gave up when no one cared to answer. Then I used a javascript method to add special tags to the stripped off content so that I can style them with css. So I solved the problem using an external method.
There's another problem though. Some of my feeds can't get retrieved bu Autoblog.
For example this goo.gl/65PmZ can't get read by Autoblog.
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