How do I add RSS, Atom, or VT Calendar feeds to my website? (PDF ...
How do I add RSS, Atom, or VT Calendar feeds to my website? (PDF ...
How do I add RSS, Atom, or VT Calendar feeds to my website? (PDF ...
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Step 2: Feed Inf<strong>or</strong>mationNext <strong>to</strong> Type, select whether the feed is an <strong>RSS</strong>, <strong>A<strong>to</strong>m</strong>, <strong>or</strong> a <strong>VT</strong> <strong>Calendar</strong> feed (from calendars.vt.edu).Next, enter the Feed URL if you are using an <strong>RSS</strong> <strong>or</strong> <strong>A<strong>to</strong>m</strong> feed <strong>or</strong> the <strong>Calendar</strong> ID if you are using afeed from <strong>VT</strong> <strong>Calendar</strong>. An example <strong>Calendar</strong> ID is "cals." The Feed URL should have either an.a<strong>to</strong>m, .rss, <strong>or</strong> .xml extension.Add the Channel Title. This is what you are creating a feed of, such as the CALS <strong>Calendar</strong>, <strong>or</strong> VirginiaCooperative Extension News and will display the feed on your page.Next, <strong>add</strong> the Channel Link. this can be a link <strong>to</strong> an archive page of the items, such as a link <strong>to</strong> theactual CALS <strong>Calendar</strong>, <strong>or</strong> a link <strong>to</strong> the Extension news archive on <strong>VT</strong>News.<strong>How</strong> <strong>do</strong> I <strong>add</strong> <strong>RSS</strong>, <strong>A<strong>to</strong>m</strong>, <strong>or</strong> <strong>VT</strong> <strong>Calendar</strong> <strong>feeds</strong> <strong>to</strong> <strong>my</strong> <strong>website</strong>? - 3
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