These feeds have a path associated to the Article Type at '/articletype/feed'. RSS Feeds exist for each Article Content Type within a site.

Please note that 'tags' do not have an associated feed. UCR Drupal Feeds of Interest UCR News Feedsįrom the UCR News site, there are several feeds that can be pulled into your own site. Decide whether or not to display the title and click Add/Save.In the side panel, search for the title of the Feed Display you want to place, to select the feed block, click on it.Select the section and region where the Feed Display should be placed and click 'Add Block'.Navigate to your page and click the 'Layout' tab.Once an RSS feed has been added, a new Feed Display block can be created and placed on a Basic Page through Layout. Introduction: optionally add information above your feed.Feed Info: select the feed to display (the list will show all feeds added), select an amount of items to display, and optionally add a More link if you want people to get to the news site or the full external feed.Give your feed display a block description.Go through Structure -> Block Layout -> Custom Block Library - > Add Custom Block.This custom block can only be created once a Feed has been added. Create Feed DisplayĪ Feed Display is a custom block. Feeds that have been added can be viewed and edited under Content -> Feeds. The feed has now been saved and imported and a node has been created.To add your internal Drupal news feed use the following url /news/rss.xml (Note: If importing the old UCRToday feeds, you will need to use 'http' and not 'https' as the URL.) The feed URL must be the page of the xml code and not the URL of the page the feed is displaying on.įor example, , is the correct URL for the UCR News feed. Give the feed a title and add in the feed URL.You can display more than one feed on a page, however, you cannot combine them into one block through Drupal. These will display similarly to the internal events and articles auto blocks.

RSS Feeds can be imported and displayed on a Drupal site.

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