FAQs, Examples, Support
Please check the following FAQs and hints before using our contact form.
Please check the following FAQs and hints before using our contact form.
Our RSSinclude service is quite simple, but there may still be some unclear functions or unanswered questions. The next sections probably provide the information you need. If not, please leave us a note.
In this section you will find some general information about the whole topic of
Really Simple Syndication (RSS). Learn more »
If you're desperately searching for a feature we haven't implemented yet or if you
need technical support please have a look at this section.
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If you have questions concerning search engine optimization and programming
language, you might find the desired answers in this technical section.
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The use of our basic RSSbox layouts is for free for up to 10 boxes - and will
always be. However, extended layouts and new features are only available to premium
users. Learn more
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Sometimes we get requests concerning the implementation of RSSboxes in blog systems
like Wordpress or Blogger.com. As a consequence we have put together two tutorials
for these blogging systems. Enjoy!
- How to style a Naked HTML box with
CSS
- How to include an RSS feed in blogs at Blogger.com / Blogspot
- How to include an RSS feed in Wordpress
blogs (self-hosted, v.2.8 or greater)
We offer several types of RSSboxes. They differ in terms of layout, design and
content options. Have a quick look at the following links to discover what our
service is able to do.
Simple Vertical List
The classic one. It shows a feed in a
vertical list. Change colors and dimensions as you like. This type of RSSbox fits
bests for news feeds. Learn more
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Twitter
Optimized for Twitter feeds. You can set box
dimensions, colors, timezone, date format, handling of the username... Examples »
Simple Tabloid (2 x 2)
With this free version you can create
a 2x2-Tabloid with a fixed width of 480px. Examples »
Simple Ticker Box
The ticker box switches through the items
of your rss feed in a news ticker kind of way.
Examples »
Tabloid Extended
(Premium only)
Looks just like a newspaper website. Tabloid
Extended is the more flexible version of our Tabloid layout. You can choose the
number of rows and columns yourself. Width and height can be edited easily so you
can fit it into your website or blog. Examples »
Extended Ticker Box
More options. More transition styles. Arrange item elements. Configure this ticker
box the way you want. You can even set the transition delay and its duration.
Examples »
Naked HTML
(Premium only)
No nudity here! This RSSbox delivers pure
HTML only. You can choose between TABLE- and DIV-structure. Each element contains a
CSS classname that you can style in your own CSS files.
Examples
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Tutorial »