Short answer: HTML inside an RSS description or content:encoded element must be either entity-escaped (<p>) or wr...
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You run a site where some articles are free and others are for paying members. You connect your feed to your social accounts so...
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Most days your website publishes one or two articles and your feed grows by one or two items. Then comes the day you schedule a...
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A staging site RSS feed is one of the quietest ways to embarrass yourself on social media. You clone your website to test a red...
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Short answer: The error "XML declaration allowed only at the start of the document" means something is printed before the <?...
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A surprising number of auto-posting problems — missing images, dropped items, garbled titles — trace back to a feed that's tech...
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When an RSS feed stops updating on a social account, the actual cause is almost always sitting in an HTTP response header that ...
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You fix a typo, update a broken link, or add a clarifying paragraph to a post you published three weeks ago. Ten minutes later,...
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Nothing erodes trust in an automation setup faster than watching the same article show up twice on your Facebook Page or X time...
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