Display any rss feed on your WordPress blog
October 22, 2008
Do you ever wanted to be able to display any rss feed on your WordPress blog? If yes, here’s a simple code that will get that thing done. Do you know that WordPress have a function, called wp_rss(), which is nothing else than a built-in rss reader? Here’s the simple code to add where you want the rss to be displayed (Personally, I’d use my sidebar, my footer or a page template): <?php include_once(ABSPATH . WPINC . '/rss.php'); wp_rss('http://feeds.feedburner.com/livexp', 3); ?> Let’s have a quick look to the... [Read the full story]
Provide rss feed for each post comments
October 21, 2008
When a post have lots and lots of comment, it can be hard for your readers to stay on the conversation. Most WordPress users don’t know it, but our favorite blogging engine have a built-in function for providing rss feed for the comments of a specific post. Well, this recipe isn’t really a hack or anything: Even if most WordPress users seems to ignore it, in order to provide a rss feed for the comments of specific post, you just have to call the comment_rss_link() function: <?php comments_rss_link('» Comments RSS... [Read the full story]
Setting Up Auto-Discovery for Your WordPress Feeds
May 6, 2008
Have you ever noticed that many next generation web browsers will often detect a blog’s feed by displaying a feed icon on the right side of the address bar? This is something many estabalished sites have taken the time to set up to encourage feed subscribers, but something that most WordPress themes don’t do by default. In order to instruct next generation web browsers to automatically detect your WordPress blog’s feed(s), you’ll simply need to do is make a quick modification to your header.php file and add... [Read the full story]
