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 02/12/07 01:24pm (Read 2,800 times)  
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BigBirdy

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I am trying to create a block or find a plugin which gives me the same listing of RSS feeds as are on the geeklog site on the right. Is this a plugin?

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 02/12/07 01:34pm  
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Nope, it's a plain old "normal" block with hand-crafted HTML 8)

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 02/12/07 02:00pm  
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Any chance I can get a copy of the html in the bloc and use it as a base for my own?
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 02/12/07 02:05pm  
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You already have it. Use your browser's "view page source" option ...

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 02/12/07 02:53pm  
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Of course...thanks Smile Ok, one more question...is there a simple way to create topic specific rss feeds? Or do I need to create individual rss files for this?
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 02/12/07 03:08pm  
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is there a simple way to create topic specific rss feeds? Or do I need to create individual rss files for this?


Yes and yes ... See the Content Syndication panel ("Contents" dropdown).

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 02/12/07 03:39pm  
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I should apologize for being so lazy...I should have dug a bit deeper and I am sure I would have found that. I simply never went to that option! Anyway, thought I would ask one more. Should IE be able to click on the feeds and have it open? Or is this only supported in FF?
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 02/12/07 03:47pm  
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I have no idea. I can't even remember the last time I used IE ...

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