it’s encoded with browser-specific tags
They’re not browser specific tags. They’re RSS tags. It sounds like you are viewing the raw feed.
It should say stuff like below?:
<div class=”apple-rss-article apple-rss-read” onclick=”handleArticleClick(this)” showSeparator=”true” articlesortdate=”0309812722.000000″ articlesorttitle=”test post” articlesortsource=”” sourceindex=”0″ articlesortid=”00000000000000000006″ articlelocaldate=”0309823050.791205″ articleid=”9c494c209c3d18da63c74a48b3dfa4b014cef8de”>
I assumed “apple-rss-article apple-rss-read” was added by Safari. Maybe I only need to worry about attributes like articlesorttitle, though. I’m trying to display the feed on another web site…
That’s not RSS markup. It could be Mac-specific. I’ve not tried viewing an RSS feed’s source code via a Mac before.
How have you been doing it? Is there a WP page I can just open with Dreamweaver, or does it require a live page for server interaction? I’m using the downloadable WP package…
I’ve been using Firefox on a PC.
