The best RSS item element Tutorial In 2024, In this tutorial you can learn <Item> element,<Author> element,<Comments> element,<Enclosure> element,RSS <item> Reference,
Each <item> element defines an RSS feed an article or "story".
Consider the following RSS document:
As previously mentioned, each <item> element defines an RSS feed an article or story ".
<Item> element has three required child elements:
In addition, there are several <item> optional sub-elements, in the following we will introduce the most important ones.
<Author> element is used to specify a sub-project of the author's email address.
NOTE: In order to prevent spam, some developers do not use the <author> element.
On the above RSS document the project might be:
<Comments> child element allows a project to connect to comment on this item.
Note the above RSS document project might look like this:
<Enclosure> child element allows a media file with an item.
<Enclosure> element has three required attributes:
In the above RSS document is included in the project in the media file might look like this:
element | description |
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<author> | Optional. Author's email address specified projects. |
<category> | Optional. One or more categories define the project belongs. |
<comments> | Optional. To allow the project to connect to comment on this item (document). |
<description> | Required. Description of the project. |
<enclosure> | Optional. It allows a media file with an item. |
<guid> | Optional. Define a unique identifier for the project. |
<link> | Required. Define a hyperlink to this project. |
<pubDate> | Optional. Define the final release date for this project. |
<source> | Optional. Specify a third-party sources for this project. |
<title> | Required. Define the title of this item. |