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Adding RSS News to your HTML Site

Learn how you can add an RSS news feed to your website when you are programming in HTML, as well as the benefits that RSS news provides.

HTML, which stands for “HyperText Markup Language,” is the predominant type of coding for Web pages. It is a code that, when put together, tells the website how it should be formatted, where the pictures should go, what size and font the text should be, how the website should react based on the actions of the visitor and more. There is a lot you can do with HTML if you know how it works and how to write it.

Whether you are an HTML programmer yourself or are simply working with an HTML programmer who is creating a site for you, you may find it interesting to learn about how you can constantly update your HTML website with news by using an RSS feed. An RSS news feed takes the content from other websites, as it is published, and posts it on your own site. This is a great way to keep your website fresh and updated with new content, even when you don’t have the time to write the content yourself. You can easily customize the news in the feed to news relevant to your area and your website.

There is a huge selection of RSS news feed widgets that can easily be added to your website. Simply copy and paste the HTML code and you’ll be feeding RSS news on your site before you know it.

How does Feedzilla work?

Feedzilla is a news aggregator which categorizes news stories by topic. It is a platform where webmasters and bloggers can find an unmatched selection of easy to use, automatically updating and professional news widgets for their sites. Feedzilla supports the building of widgets in various formats, as well as allowing the addition of news widgets to different blogging platforms and social networks.

Feedzilla manually aggregates news summaries found in RSS feeds, and redistributes them in either RSS format or as a news widget. Content is collected 24 hours a day, 7 days a week from an ever-growing list of providers.

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9th of September 2009 - Interview of Feedzilla's founder at the IFA in Berlin. [More]

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The news feeds I added to my websites made them much more interesting! Thanks a lot!
Lionel Gibbons
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