Technical Guide

Short answer: Serve an RSS 2.0 feed as application/rss+xml; charset=utf-8 and an Atom feed as application/atom+xml; charset=utf...

Short answer: When an RSS feed works in your browser but fails in a reader or an auto-posting tool, use curl to see what a serv...

Short answer: HTML inside an RSS description or content:encoded element must be either entity-escaped (<p>) or wr...

Short answer: In RSS 2.0, pubDate and lastBuildDate must use the RFC 822 date format, for example Tue, 29 Sep 2026 08:00:00 +00...

Short answer: For most sites, use the main posts feed: /feed/ on WordPress, /rss/ on Ghost, /feeds/posts/default on Blogger, or...

Short answer: A minimal valid RSS 2.0 feed is a UTF-8 XML file with an rss root element, one channel containing a title, link a...

Short answer: Astro does not create an RSS feed by default, but the official @astrojs/rss package makes it easy. Install the pa...

Short answer: When someone clicks your RSS feed link, most browsers show raw XML, which looks broken to non-technical visitors....

Short answer: WordPress custom post types, such as events, listings, projects or recipes, can have their own RSS feeds. The add...

Short answer: A relative URL such as /blog/my-post/ or ../images/photo.jpg only works inside your own website, because the brow...

Short answer: The most common way to add a feed to a Laravel application is the open-source spatie/laravel-feed package. You in...

Short answer: Docusaurus generates feeds for its blog automatically. With the default classic preset, the blog plugin builds an...