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| Blue Baboon Marketing War Room Member Join Date: Apr 2011
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Hi Guys, I.m looking for some information and figured that the guys in here are the best people to speak to. I need a way to use an RSS feed to show information from a wordpress post onto a mobile website. I do not want the RSS feed to simply display the title of a post with a link back to the actual page (which i think is what is standard), i want the rss feed to "grab" the content (words and/or pictures) from inside the post and display that within the rss feed inside the mobile website template. I do not wnat it to link back to the wordpress site. If this cannot be done using an RSS feed then i am open to other methods that i can achieve this. Possible some form of "auto-content"/"auto-blogging" solution that people used to use back in the day? Any ideas? |
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Nice Question sir i was looking for a Plugin or script that can this do but i never found any useful thing about this. However Bookmarked |
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I believe it can be done by creating a customised RSS template - kind of like an RSS agregator. I'm unsure on this though and was hoping there'd be some smart guys on here that can enlighten me.
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To enable full-text feeds, in your WP admin area, go to Settings > Reading and then for the item labelled "For each article in a feed, show" - check the Full Text radio button. This will cause your WP to produce a full-text feed. You can then customize the rss feed however you want, such as removing the permalink back to the original article - a good place to start is at Customizing Feeds « WordPress Codex Regards, Dave Seldon SEOPressReleases.com |
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Yeah, i know about the full text option. but it only ever seems to show a specific amount before providing a link to the source website (something which i don't want). Cheers for the link - i should have though to look there! I'll be back and post here if i can figure out a way to do it. |
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You can use third party software like FeedForAll Create RSS Feeds, Edit and Publish News Feeds with Software to create, edit your RSS feed. It can contain whatever you like.
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Many thanks - this looks like what i need. Downloading and chcking it out now. | |
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