I found the solution all by myself, despite being no PHP geek (thanks to the Codex for nice explanations about get category link, even though it took me a while to find the right tag to use).
In case anyone is interested, here is the solution to display a feed icon of the category you’re currently browsing:
<?php echo '<a href="'. get_category_link($cat) . 'feed" title="Really Simple Syndication"><img src="'. get_bloginfo('template_directory') .'/images/rss.gif" /></a>'; ?>
Yay me! 😀
Result can be viewed on my blog.
Amie
(@sunburntkamel)
slightly more precise method, via otto42 through lorelle:
<a href="<?php get_category_rss_link(true,$cat,$cat); ?>" title="<?php echo single_cat_title(); ?> feed"><img src="<?php bloginfo('template_directory') ?>/icons/rss.png" alt="feed icon" title="<?php echo single_cat_title(); ?> feed" /></a>
Where would you put this code exactly? I’m using a theme that didn’t include RSS links at all, but would really like to add them to each article.
Thanks!!
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Cool… now does anyone know how to make this happen with Feedburner?
I’m using this to call the category in my archive page:
<a href="?feed=rss2&cat=<?php echo get_query_var('cat'); ?>" title="<?php _e('Syndicate this site using RSS'); ?>"><?php _e('<abbr title="RSS for this category only"><img src="http://www.blogexperiment.org/images/feed-icon-14x14.gif"></abbr>'); ?></a>
But it’s not a feedburner feed, it’s just regular RSS.
You can see what I mean when you click the RSS icon next to the Category name here:
http://www.blogexperiment.org/blog/category/videos/
Thanks,
Michael
