How to Create RSS Feed

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Hello Warriors,

Hope this question is in the right place.

I'm building a site for the first time using Dreamweaver. I want to create an RSS feed for my visitors to subscribe to but have no idea how to do it.

I've done a search but most of the entries are for installing feeds on your site with content from other websites. What I need to know is how to make an RSS feed available to my visitors with my content.

I am not very good at the tech stuff so please go slow in explaining what I need to do.

Thanks in advcance for your help!

Eunice
#create #feed #rss
  • Profile picture of the author blagoj
    Search google for simple pie rss
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  • Profile picture of the author ECoughlin
    Ah, thanks so much! There's even videos to help me follow along. :-) You're awesome!
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    Hey, my name is Eunice.
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  • Profile picture of the author Stephen Root
    Simple pie really rocks. It has some great PHP libraries as well.
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  • Profile picture of the author HomeBizNizz
    RSS is rarely used with static HTML pages as far as I know.
    Mostly used on blogs/forums/CMSes.
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    • Profile picture of the author Sofia22
      Thanks for the info. I have the same doubt
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  • Profile picture of the author Agnel
    Createing an RSS Feed

    RSS feeds are created in XML. Feeds can be created using tags that are enclosed in brackets <> very similar to HTML.
    Software to Create Feeds
    If you are not as confident and would like software to create the feed I strongly recommend FeedForAll an extremely easy to use feed creation tool that allows webmasters to create, edit and publish rss feeds.
    If you want to create an RSS feed using a text editor a step by step walk-through at Make RSS Feeds will help.
    Online Feed Creation Tools
    If you just wish to create a single feed and do not need to edit or update the feed you can use an online feed creation tool.
    GoArticles - Syndicate articles appearing on GoArticles a large article repository.
    BlogStreet - online feed creation tool, only works for blogs hosted on BlogStreet
    Online RSS Feeds - Online feed creation tool
    Blog Harbor - online java script blog generator
    Create RSS - resource for creating RSS feeds
    I recommend FeedForAll for RSS feed creation
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  • Profile picture of the author Derek-C-Wicks
    Install Wordpress and let it create your RSS for you.
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    • Profile picture of the author josephalford
      RSS feeds are created in XML. Feeds can be created using tags that are enclosed in brackets <> very similar to HTML.
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  • Profile picture of the author zain654321
    If you know programming then you can create your own RSS using the following site

    RSS Tutorial

    I always recommend this site for webprogramming. I hope you will get your complete knowledge here.
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  • Profile picture of the author dino_rhino
    just use wordpress. it'll do the rss
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  • Profile picture of the author icyshout
    wordpress is the easiest way to start an rss feed and if you want to aggregate them you gotta use simplepie

    Simplepie FTW!
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  • Profile picture of the author martin2
    You can take PHP code from here it also integrated with wordpress and everything written on PHP Wordpress Sidebar RSS feed tutorial | glurt
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  • Profile picture of the author locpicker
    I have a program you can use to test your rss links. It is at land-of-os.com/rsstest/ . Something I put together to test links before I added them to any of my websites.

    I have had a lot of trouble with bad links taking all my time. I make make this into a regular product later on.
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  • Profile picture of the author haikuangel
    If you check out this site, simplepie.org then you will find all the essentials you will need to learn about RSS, among others. There is a huge list of demos that you can view and downloads that will help you practice your RSS or use as a baseline comparison with the work that youve done.
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