I wanted to import this as an RSS feed on my website http://www.huffingtonpost.com/news/yoga/ but it is not an RSS feed.
Huffington post does have RSS feeds but they are so broad. I want one just about yoga. I see there are sites that do it but you have to pay for it.
I just want to get the title, small description, and link back url like most rss feeds.
As of 2021 rss.app seems to be quite comperensive service for transforming websites to rss feeds: https://rss.app/
Deprecated information:
I tried a few services and the best results (=ease of use and good
looking rss feed) I got with Kimono. They
support JSON, CSV and
RSS results or you can
embed the feed
on your site and they even have a Wordpress
plugin. Here is the API
feed I created if you want to try (requires login):
https://www.kimonolabs.com/apis/3qhk4fyq
Other services that I quickly tried are Feed43
and Page2rss. Those seem usable, but also a
bit difficult to use or limited in features.
Superfeedr also allows
subscribing to
html elements, but requires more skill to get something working out of
it.
All of those services are free or offer free plans with limited features.
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Is there a way to translate English contents to another language automatically?
I'm using Wordpress for my CMS right now and I'm trying to translate RSS feeds which I fetch from other online journals. It is really easy to fetch RSS feeds and put into Wordpress 'cause there is a built-in feature. However, I have no idea how to translate that into my language automatically.
I'm no expert but can modify WP theme codes a little so I'm trying to find a way how to do it. Also, I know there are lots of plugins but I want to make my own this time. Is there a way of using Google Translate automatically while fetching RSS feeds? I would greatly appreciate it for any feedbacks.
Does anyone know of a simple way to submit my blog feed to flipboard?
It requires things like the entire post in the rss feed.
Whole list here: https://flipboard.com/rss
I already have a feed running through feed burner. Is it possible to have two? One for normal subscribers and one for flipboard? I imagine one for both wouldn't work too well?
Thanks.
Yes there is a way to have a dedicated feed just for Flipboard. They do require an optimized RSS feed which WordPress does not meet the requirements.
I did a quick Google search for a plugin since that would be a simple way to implement what you need and I came across this plugin called Flipboard RSS Feed + Shortcode. I do not have any experience with it though. The dev site can be found here. I would read more in to it and make sure it solves the problem.
If that was what you were looking for go ahead and mark this answered. Let me know how it works if you use it. Looks pretty interesting.
Is it possible to remove the markup wiki language from the RSS feed and only show the article content?
Because I am using different template like info-boxes etc. and when people click the RSS link it show all the template markup and all the unnecessary coding that people don't really care. I been trying to find a good tutorial or help where I can accomplish this.
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As Dereckson says, no, it's not possible. Feeds are just an alternate way to consume recent changes.
The ability to consume recent changes in parsed format essentially equates the feature request for visual diffs (HTML diffs). Will be possible at some point with Parsoid.
...Yes I've seen:
Best Resources for Learning JavaFX?
but it doesn't really answer the question. Maybe there just aren't any good resources at the moment?
UPDATE:
http://developers.sun.com/rss/javafx.xml is OK
If you have Google Reader you could use their Discover tool to find feeds, e.g. JavaFX feeds.
Technorati has a large selection
Google Blog Search also has some results.
Note that I don't even know what JavaFX is - your best bet, as with any topic, is to use the social search tools out there to find authors who write about your particular topic, and then subscribe to them if you like what you read.
Something I've taken to recently is using Google Alerts and Google Reader (any RSS reader will do) to get reports as they come in of searches for a particular topic. You get access to what people are searching for within a topic and what they eventually decide on. I've discovered a few interesting pages on PHP since I started this, it's a useful tool.
I'm using JAlbum to create my webalbum and since version 8.1 JAlbum supports RSS feeds of the albums. However the RSS feeds generated by JAlbum do not work for albums containing a hierarchy of folders. What they try to do in the RSS feeds is to include the RSS feeds of the subfolders by including a element (see example below). This does not work in NetNewsWire and GoogleReader and feedvalidator.org also reports warnings on this. It is possible to change the RSS template used by JAlbum to generate the RSS feed. I'm trying to fix this (and other) problems, but really doubt if it is possible at all to refer from one RSS feed to another and have the entries of the sub feed be included in the main feed.
Is it possible to included RSS feeds in another feed? How? (Could not find examples and did not get responses on the JAlbum forum yet.)
If it's not possible I'll take another approach, but it feel quite nice if it would be possible to create a feed per folder and have the parent folder include the feeds of the subfolders by simply referring to it.
<channel>
<title>test</title>
<link>.</link>
<generator>Jalbum 8.1</generator>
<description></description>
<jalbum:link rel="sub" href="aaa/album.rss" />
</channel>
Regards,
Gero
You can probably achieve what you are looking for using Yahoo Pipes. It has facilities for manipulating and combining feeds. With a bit of trial and error you can do some pretty sophisticated things with it.