The feed is at http://mule.net/feed/ but it looks like your content is on anther site, http://mule.net/home
I don’t see any links for an RSS feed in the source. Could you have disabled feeds?
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Ahh.. so how would I enable them? Don’t know wordpress all too well..
Do you have any plugins installed that might disable the RSS feeds? I would expect to find a feed at http://mule.net/feed or http://mule.net/home/feed
It looked like WP Super Cache was and I removed “feeds’ from their caching. Now that line of code is cone at mule.net/feed, but there still isn’t a true rss feed there.
I finally figured it out. Can generate via post type: http://mule.net/feed/?post_type=news
@jamesadmin: Do you have any “normal” published Posts on this site, meaning, any which were not added to one of your specific Custom Post Types?
Custom Post Type posts won’t appear in the Feed automatically (you typically have to make that happen using some extra PHP code), so if all of your published posts were created as one of the different custom post types you have (e.g., News, Press), that could explain why your feed is “empty”.
Ahh, that feed URL you just shared reminded me that I could answer my own question with a similar URL, http://mule.net/feed/?post_type=post, which doesn’t list anything either, so….no “normal” published posts seems to be the answer to the mystery.
This support topic reply gives an example of code you can use to add custom post type posts to the main feed.
