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Using the Source Code Editor
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Feed2Html PHP script
Converting RSS to HTML online: Feed2Html
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Image Tab

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When the “Image” tab is active, you have access to the feed image.

 

It is not necessary for an RSS feed to have an image, but it will make your feed look more attractive and professional. This tab can be used to add graphics to your feed, prepare it for publishing and upload to your server using FTP.

 

The Image tab contains a toolbar, preview area and data input area.

 

Image toolbar

 

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– Open an existing image file. Feed Editor supports JPEG and GIF files.

– Save the current file to disk.

– Remove the current file.

– Upload the current image to a website using FTP.

– Undo the previous operation.

– Redo the previous operation.

– Change image size. The default image size for an RSS feed is 88 pixels wide, by 31 pixels high. The maximum allowed image size is 144 pixels wide, by 400 pixels high.

– Rotate the image.

– Mirror the image.

– Apply one of graphic filters.

 

Data input area

 

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To the right of the preview area, the data input area is located. It contains fields that must be filled if you use an image in your RSS feed.

 

Note. Do not confuse the “Link” and “Image URL” fields. The “Link” is a hyperlink that will be associated with the image file. The “Image URL” is the link to your image file that will be included into your feed. To make sure that the fields are filled correctly, use the feed preview function.


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