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You need to spesify if you want to make a feed out of the content on YOUR site. Or if you want to have an external feed on your site (f.eks. grab the latest sports news from a newspaper.)
If its YOUR content you want to make a feed out of, specify if you use some kind of CMS or blogsystem. I you do, maybe it has some kind of plugin/addon or something you can get.
If its YOUR content you want to make a feed out of, specify if you use some kind of CMS or blogsystem. I you do, maybe it has some kind of plugin/addon or something you can get.
This is the simpliest way to put rss feed on your website
Creating an RSS feed with the RSS Channel Editor
To create an RSS feed with this tool, you have to fill in the basic sections: Channel title, channel link and channel description along with at least one item including title link and description.
The channel title, link and description entries provide the name of your feed, its web location and a (optional) description of the feed.
Each separate item on your RSS feed needs to have an item title and link and possibly a description too. Let's try it out:
Open the RSS Channel Editor and scroll down to the 'channel summary' section.
Enter a title, link and description for your feed. The link is generally used to connect to the main page of your site, so set it accordingly.
Now scroll down to 'item1'.
Enter a title, link and description for your first RSS feed item. This could be something new on your site, or a link to another interesting site.
Once you've done that, you can add a few more items (up to 15 at a time) if you like. When you've finished adding items, click the 'build RSS' button next to the last item you filled in.
A page of XML will pop up. Copy all the text in the main window, open a blank notepad document and paste the text in. Save your new file as rsstest.rss or something similar.
Enjoy!
Creating an RSS feed with the RSS Channel Editor
To create an RSS feed with this tool, you have to fill in the basic sections: Channel title, channel link and channel description along with at least one item including title link and description.
The channel title, link and description entries provide the name of your feed, its web location and a (optional) description of the feed.
Each separate item on your RSS feed needs to have an item title and link and possibly a description too. Let's try it out:
Open the RSS Channel Editor and scroll down to the 'channel summary' section.
Enter a title, link and description for your feed. The link is generally used to connect to the main page of your site, so set it accordingly.
Now scroll down to 'item1'.
Enter a title, link and description for your first RSS feed item. This could be something new on your site, or a link to another interesting site.
Once you've done that, you can add a few more items (up to 15 at a time) if you like. When you've finished adding items, click the 'build RSS' button next to the last item you filled in.
A page of XML will pop up. Copy all the text in the main window, open a blank notepad document and paste the text in. Save your new file as rsstest.rss or something similar.
Enjoy!
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