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Using the <rss> tag you are able to embed RSS feeds onto a page. What is RSS you say? While browsing the internet, you might have noticed an icon resembling the one on the right side of the page. These are links to the RSS feed for any web page. Basically, it's just a link to give you the headlines of the latest content on their site. Next time you see one on a page you like, click on it an copy the link. Stick it between two RSS tags, and vola!
- example
<rss>http://feeds2.feedburner.com/time/topstories?format=xml|charset=UTF-8|short|date|max=5</rss>
- result
- Immigration Debate: Border Cities See Less Violent Crime (July 30, 2010 03:10)
- WikiLeaks Case: Military Data Security in the Spotlight (July 30, 2010 03:10)
- Palestinians Hold to Preconditions for Talks with Israel (July 30, 2010 04:30)
- China: Factory Explosion, Toxic Spills as Disasters Rise (July 30, 2010 04:30)
- Vitaminwater's Sugar Content: Are Shoppers Being Misled? (July 30, 2010 02:40)