How do I add an Rss feed to my front page 2003 website?

[aowen]

I am trying to set up the Ad sense for for feeds, and it keeps saying
that my website does not have a valid feed.
How do I set this up on microsoft front page?

 

[Trevor Lawrence]

I used a free RSS reader on my site http://tandcl.homemail.com.au

See BBC News
The code for this is
<a href="bbcnews.html" target="_self">
<img src="images/display/bbcnews.gif"
alt="" title="BBC News RSS" width="125" height="25" /></a>
The gif is copied from the relevant site, but could just be text

The page bbcnews.html contains this code
<script type="text/javascript"
src="http://rssxpress.ukoln.ac.uk/lite/v...co.uk/rss/newsonline_uk_edition/world/rss.xml">
</script>

There is little else in the page, except for some "Home" buttons to return
to the main page

What you DO need is the rss address after ?rss=

To set up in FrontPage, use the Code or HTML tab to edit the page and update
or paste in the code you need

 

[Murray]

<a href="bbcnews.html" target="_self">

Why the target attribute, Trevor?

 

[Trevor Lawrence]

<a href="bbcnews.html" target="_self">

Why the target attribute, Trevor?

Thanks, Murray.

Interesting question.

I think I wanted to make sure that I could navigate to the page I started
from.

Part of the code in the page which I didn't post is these Home buttons - one
at the top and one at the bottom

<div align="center">
<input type="button" value="Home"
onclick="location.href='index.html'" />
</div>

But of course, there is no need to open the new page over the top of the
other one for this to occur. And when the new page is opened, just closing
it will result in the calling page (index.html) being still open.

So, thanks for pointing this out. I am changing it right now

 

[Murray]

I just didn't see a need to reiterate the default behavior.

 

[Trevor Lawrence]

I just didn't see a need to reiterate the default behavior.

Thanks, Murray
That makes sense.

I started building http://tandcl.homemail.com.au/ with little knowledge -
just after I retired in 2003. I picked up knowledge as I went, but I didn't
go back and correct everything, so now it needs streamlining. I want to
remove as many of the tag attributes as I can and get all the CSS together
in style.css. (There is some there but I am sure that I can make it a whole
lot simpler,)

This is my next project, which will no doubt upset the wife who wants me to
edit and write to DVD the video she took on our US Canada trip in May this
year.

Ah well, I will have to find time to do both <g>

 

[Murray]

Good luck, Trevor!