RSS feeds
02nd Sep 07I have now added RSS to the website. If you click on the feed you can subscribe at no cost to my website and get information on any changes and updates.
When you subscribe to a feed, it is added to the Common Feed List. Updated information from the feed is automatically downloaded to your computer and can be viewed in Internet Explorer and other programs.
What is an RSS feed?
An RSS feed is a special document designed to keep you informed when a website such as this one has added new content. They are meant to be read by computers and not people, which is why if you click it, you may see text and symbols which don't make a lot of sense. They are usually linked to with an orange icon like this:
Why should I use them?
They allow you to keep up to date with changes on a range of websites without having to visit each website in turn, saving time and making sure you don't miss content you may be interested in.
How can I use them?
To take advantage of RSS feeds you need a news reader. There are web-based ones (generally free), that allow you to keep up to date on your favourite websites from any computer, or there are software news readers which you need to install. Also, some web browsers such as FireFox and Safari allow you to subscribe to feeds directly.
Web-based News Readers
iGoogle
My Yahoo!
Software News Readers
Newz Crawler
FeedDemon
Once you have chosen a News Reader you just need to copy and paste into it, the URL for the feed you want to subscribe to:
News Blog RSS URL : http://www.simonjaypricephotography.com/news.xml
Pictures RSS URL : http://www.simonjaypricephotography.com/latest.xml
When you subscribe to a feed, it is added to the Common Feed List. Updated information from the feed is automatically downloaded to your computer and can be viewed in Internet Explorer and other programs.
What is an RSS feed?
An RSS feed is a special document designed to keep you informed when a website such as this one has added new content. They are meant to be read by computers and not people, which is why if you click it, you may see text and symbols which don't make a lot of sense. They are usually linked to with an orange icon like this:
Why should I use them?
They allow you to keep up to date with changes on a range of websites without having to visit each website in turn, saving time and making sure you don't miss content you may be interested in.
How can I use them?
To take advantage of RSS feeds you need a news reader. There are web-based ones (generally free), that allow you to keep up to date on your favourite websites from any computer, or there are software news readers which you need to install. Also, some web browsers such as FireFox and Safari allow you to subscribe to feeds directly.
Web-based News Readers
iGoogle
My Yahoo!
Software News Readers
Newz Crawler
FeedDemon
Once you have chosen a News Reader you just need to copy and paste into it, the URL for the feed you want to subscribe to:
News Blog RSS URL : http://www.simonjaypricephotography.com/news.xml
Pictures RSS URL : http://www.simonjaypricephotography.com/latest.xml
