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JavaScript RSS/ATOM Newsfeed Tag/Script/Widget - Copy/Paste Embed

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Tag/Script/Widget Generator

Specify feed URL (sometimes denoted by on sites) and other fields below, then click "Get Tag/Widget" to get the JavaScript (<script>) block to copy/paste embed in your web pages. Feed results will also be displayed below for your verification.

Feed URL:
Number of links to show: 12345678910111213 141516171819202122232425
Show publish date/time: (If available)
Links open in new window: (Popup blockers may interfere)
Length of summary in characters: (If available. Specify 0 for no summary, up to 500 max)
Get Tag/Widget

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After Tag/Script/Widget code is generated, copy and paste to your Web page: <script> will appear here ...

Results will appear here …

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What is the JavaScript RSS/ATOM Subscription FeedNewsfeed Tag/Script/Widget?

• RSS/ATOM Newsfeed Tag/Script/Widget is a small piece of JavaScript code snippet or tag you copy/paste embed in your Web pages to display feed links syndicated by a site.
  RSS or ATOM are different flavors of site syndication feeds, in XML format, used by many users to subscribe to a site's published content, such as articles or news. Some sites display this icon linked to their newsfeed page to signify availability of syndication feeds. Learn more about site syndication.
  Web widgets or tags are small pieces of code snippets placed on web pages to display content from a variety of sources. Some refer to the underlying technology as AJAX, XHR, Fetch, Web 2.0 or Mashup. Learn more about web widgets.
• How to create a JavaScript RSS/ATOM Web Tag/Script/Widget?
  Use the widget generator below to generate an RSS/ATOM Subscription Newsfeed tag. Then copy and paste the JavaScript (<script>) snippet into a desired location on your web page. Then every time that page is visited, links from the syndicated site feed are also displayed in that location on the page. You can also customize the widget to show additional items such as publish date and a summary, if available from the site feed.
• You can also use this page to validate, test, or check RSS/ATOM feeds from your site or other sites. This free utility also auto-discovers feeds from Web pages and displays their URL. Just input the Web page URL and see if it finds a feed URL.
• There's an option to open links in new windows, but popup blockers may block them.
• Please respect copyright and usage policies of sites.

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