Geeky Jay

Depends on how the website works! What’s the context?

So, personally, I just make my RSS feeds manually with neocities. I go into it here on my website in more detail.

But my work flow is basically (note I edit things first on my computer then upload to Neocities):

1. Create blog I want to post on my website as an html document

2. Upload that html file to my website

3. I keep a template RSS feed that has an item with the following code:

<item>
    <title>Content Title</title>
    <link>Direct URL to content</link>
    <guid>Unique ID for content. Copy the URL again</guid>
    <pubDate>Wed, 27 Nov 2013 15:17:32 GMT 
    (Note: The date must be in this format)</pubDate>
    <description>Description for your content.</description>
    <category> Blog Category </category>
    <content:encoded><![CDATA[

    ]]></content:encoded>
</item>

I then copy that template into the local copy of my RSS feed (note: new entries go at the top of the RSS feed)

4. Change all the relevant info to the correct info for the new post

5. After "CDATA[" you copy the entire content of the HTML post (or, the entire main section without the main tags)

6. Change any urls that uses a relative file path to the actual URL of whatever I'm linking

7. Once it's set, copy that item to any other relevant RSS feed I have (I divide my site into multiple ones depending on topic), then copy the items into the RSS feeds in Neocities

I know it seems like a lot but it's basically just write the html post like I want to anyways then copy and paste stuff. One thing that's important too is the location of your RSS feed can never change (or people will no longer be subscribed to it). So just make sure wherever you save it in neocities or wherever that that's where it's going to live permanently. So, for example, I keep my RSS feeds in a folder in my neocities back end.

This is the guide I followed to do it for my neocities and nekoweb, but it has to be manually updated
https://caffeineandlasers.neocities.org/blogs/rss

Chaia Eran (user on here) made a tool for making RSS xmls called RuSShdown!