News Feeds

Hello folks,
Im taking care of a site for my mate and he would like the attached BBC news take advantage of his website! fair enough – so i’ve found and subjected to testing the attached htm. file but i could not get the type and model to change
Can i do that Do i have to change the first feed Unfortunately i have no idea much about rss feeds.
Merely cant change the actual Feed size may i control it together with CSS
I need it in the form of little smaller seeing that its dominating his site layout.
Any help could be Bo-tastic!
Thanks, Edd.

What don’t you mean when you say the type and model is too big The quality or the actual size it requires up on the particular page

If your web page includes the extension. php (instead associated with. html), you can use
a PHP script to utilize their RSS supply, thus doing whatever you want with
the info. An RSS feed is probably a XML file that may be read-in and a pre-existing PHP
script can display the give.

Without getting into a huge amount of detail here, you’ll be able to view some regarding these
Google finds along with possibly get something beyond it.
http: //www. yahoo and google. com/searchq=php rss supply reader& btnG=Search

The key thing is to visit to their site plus see what URL they’re providing for
their Rss feed. By using their Rss feed URL, whenever your blog is
viewed, it will always reflect the newest RSS from its site… thus will certainly automatically
continue updated. That’s type of the whole level of using REALLY SIMPLY SYNDICATION feeds.

Hi there Radman / Mlseim,
Cheers in your responses – when i do mean size on page and never file size – sorry it was not clear!
I dont realize much about PHP hence how easy do you find it to resize this is there somewhere that will tell me the right way to do it
Any help could be ubber cool!
With thanks Edd.

edd…

I’m still rather confused about this specific…

Are you currently reading their XML along with some PHP RSS Reader, or are usually you
just manually grasping some HTML from other site I’m certainly not sure
how that sections you’re showing us is getting onto your blog.

mlseim,
I grabbed this HTML directly after that website – it’s updating itself which can be what i needed. Hope this allows you explain!

I think ive jumped in at the deep end that has a cartoon anvil tapped round my ankles! I should use the back links you provided as part of your google search to know feeds better!

Any help within the PHP would nevertheless be helpful – WHEN I find PHP really difiicult to purchase: i know i should try to learn it and i’d like to see to, but i certainly tend not to come at it from programming qualifications!

I’ve registered with give publish. com to make sure to start form scratch with this feed – still have no idea if this is the way to do it!

Kind regards,
Edd.

ALL RIGHT,

How do you find it updating itself

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Let’s do it this way…

Go to the website where you might be getting your facts.
Give us a connect to that site… they need to have an REALLY SIMPLY SYNDICATION button
on there that marilyn and i can see.

Subsequently, you will switch the extension of your webpage to. php
(assuming it can be now. html)

Subsequently, we can allow you to grab the current Rss feed each time your
internet page is displayed. That is definitely the part MY PARTNER AND I don’t see nonetheless… how do you
be aware that the existing HTML you have now is current

That has a PHP feed viewer (which is basic to use), you might always have
the present RSS feed with your webpage, automatically.

UPDATE:
I think I see that now… they’re doing work with some Javascripting procedure.
I’ve got a PHP method that you’ll use (the proper way to do it),
also , you can customize it for your own CSS design. We’ll need to see your
how does someone see the CSS you have already and how your website looks, and where
the item should fit-in.

.

Cool cheers in your help –
I is going to post the prey on here tomorrow seeing that im stacked out there with work at the min.
Check back down the road and i should hopefully have it posted for a person.
Thanks in your help mlseim.

edd…

I think I found the Rss feed you’re using.

For the application of others who are searching into this subject matter,
I’m using a strong RSS Reader using this website: http: //lastrss. oslab. net/

Mounted on this thread is really a PHP RSS Viewer script that
I had to rename " lastRSS. txt" (to affix it). Download
of which script and rename the item " lastRSS. php". Subsequently upload it
on the same directory where your site is located.

Subsequently,

Copy and paste the following part here in to a text file and
brand it, " test. php". Upload this on the same directory
as " lastRSS. php".