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How to Create RSS and Atom Feeds for Web Content

This guide explores the process of creating RSS and Atom feeds for disseminating content online. It outlines the necessary XML structure for both feed types, including defining channel details, item attributes, and metadata such as titles and descriptions. By employing these techniques, content creators can ensure their updates are efficiently delivered to subscribers, enhancing user engagement and outreach. Ideal for web developers and content managers, this resource provides essential insights into feed creation.

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How to Create RSS and Atom Feeds for Web Content

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  1. Creating RSS Feeds Mark Branom, IT Services Tech Briefing http://techbriefing.stanford.edu/ October 3, 2008

  2. Creating RSS Feeds <?xml version="1.0"?> <rss version="2.0"> <channel> <title>Title of Feed Goes Here</title> <description>Description of Feed Goes Here</description> <link>Link to the Feed Goes Here</link> <item> <title>Title of Item 1 Goes Here</title> <description>Description of Item 1 Goes Here</description> <link>Link to Item 1 Goes Here</link> </item> <item> <title>Title of Item 2 Goes Here</title> <description>Description of Item 2 Goes Here</description> <link>Link to Item 2 Goes Here</link> </item> </channel> </rss>

  3. Creating an Atom Feed <?xml version="1.0"?> <feed xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom"> <title>Title of Feed Goes Here</title> <subtitle>SubTitle of Feed Goes Here</subtitle> <link href="http://LinkToTheFeedGoesHere"/> <updated>Today's Date</updated> <author> <name>Author's Full Name</name> <email>Author's Email</email> </author> <id>Identifying information For the Feed Goes Here</id> <entry> <title>Item 1 Title Goes Here</title> <link href="http://Item1LinkGoesHere"/> <id>Item 1's ID Goes Here</id> <updated>Item 1's Updated Date Goes Here</updated> <summary>Summary Text Goes Here</summary> </entry> <entry> <title>Item 2 Title Goes Here</title> <link href="http://Item2LinkGoesHere"/> <id>Item 2's ID Goes Here</id> <updated>Item 2's Updated Date Goes Here</updated> <summary>Summary Text Goes Here</summary> </entry> </feed>

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