Hi Trent!
What do you mean “wordpress does this by default.” ?
Im looking for a solution for this aswell..
I would like to have different feeds for all of my categories.
Do you know how to accomplish this?
Maybe reading the documentation will help:
WordPress_Feeds
Ok, I´ve read it now.
Tried to add:
< li >
< a >” title=”<?php _e(‘Syndicate this site using RSS’); ?>”><?php _e(‘RSS’); ?>
< /li >
but it didn´t help.
Any suggestions?
I don’t know where did you get that code from… It does nothing.
I got the code from http://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_Feeds
and “Adding Feeds”.
Ok. I tried this:
http://yoursite.com/category/one/feed
The first time it shows XML-code. But when I hit the refresh-button it asks for google reader as it should.
This happens all the time. First the XML-code. And then it works.
Do you know why?
The first time it shows XML-code.
If you try to see it in a browser – yes. It will show the XML code. Feeds are not for looking at them, they are not for human eyes; were made for machines.
But that´s strange. Because when I hit
http://www.blog.se/feed/ (the standard feed, or what shall we call it?) anyway.. in this case there´s no XML code showing up. Im getting the “google reader-page” at the first time. I dont have to hit refresh like I do with the others.
Do you know why?
No, because that link doesn’t work.
but that wasen´t the real link.. that was just an example.
But.. I think I know why now. The XMLcode doesn´t show up when i put “feed:” before the adress.
Sry for all of this newbie questions, and thanx for your help!
