By holt
Hello everyone!
So, some of you might have seen my last question. Well, this one is a little different. I have created a Ghost droplet, and I have my blog almost set up.
I’m facing some problems with the Subscribe button, on the upper right. How can I make the visitors subscribe to my RSS feed? When you hover over the button it shows “wholt.me/rss/”, and of course it brings me no where. How can I link this to make it work?
This is my blog: www.wholt.me, not to advertise or anything but to get some help :), I guess you gotta see it first.
I really appreciate this kind community!
*Andreas Holt *
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So it looks like your blog is located at http://wholt.me/ but the RSS link points to http://www.wholt.me/rss/ If I vist http://wholt.me/rss/ I am successfully presented with your RSS feed.
Are you using the one-click Ghost app? If so, you probably want to take a look at:
Either way, it looks like you need to edit your Ghost configuration to use the correct domain name. This is usually in the file /var/www/ghost/config.js Find this line and update it to the correct value:
production {
url: 'http://www.wholt.me',
and restart Ghost. If you are using the one-click app, this can be done with:
sudo service ghost restart
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