Feeds
What is it? | How Do I Get There? | Tips and How To's
What is it?
Known as either Real Simple Syndication (RSS) or Rich Site Summary, RSS is a relatively new and easy way to share content among different Web sites. Journal provides an RSS Feeds page, enabling your journal to be updated with information from other Journals, Blogs and News Organizations. Feeds from these organizations are then uploaded into your Journal as links that navigate back to the website or topic you subscribed to. It's like having Headline News on your Website!
Along with RSS Feeds, you or your viewers can also subscribe to Feed Reader Services which add your Journal to standard Websites and blog pages such as "My Yahoo", "Bloglines" and "NewsGator".
How Do I Get There?
Tips and How To's
- Click Feeds.
- Press Add a Feed.
- Type the Name of the Feed you are subscribing to.
- Type the RSS Feed's URL.
- Press Publish. The feed will be published to your feed page.
All Feeds Page
The Website Name of the Feed (ex.: ESPN, CNN) will be on top, with the topic you chose below it. Click the topic to open.
- Navigate to the Website you want to subscribe to.
- Locate the XML button.
- Press the XML button. The Feed page will open. It may be a page of XML code OR there may be a list of the categories of feeds that the page offers:
If you are taken to a page of XML code, copy the URL from your browser's Address Bar. |
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If it is a list of categories with the corresponding URL, Copy the URL and Paste it in the URL Feed box in your Journal; |
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- Click Edit.
- Update or Delete the Feed.
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