With the RSS feed app you can pull in news articles based on an RSS feed URL and display them.
Creating an RSS feed app
- Go to ‘Apps > App store’ or ‘Content > New > App’ and search for the RSS feed app;
- Click on the app to start creating a new app. You will see the following screen:
- Enter an app name, this can be anything you can recognize it by later;
- Enter a RSS URL that you want to display;
- Finish the app by clicking ‘Create app’
All configuration options
Setting | Explanation | Required |
App name | A recognizable (descriptive) name for you, which will show in your content library. | Yes |
RSS feed | The URL that contains RSS feed data, like https://feeds.nos.nl/nosnieuwstech | Yes |
Hide source | The copyright notice will be hidden | No |
Infinite scrolling feed | If you enable the styling option “Ticker feed” and this option, you will see an infinite scrolling effect | No |
Seconds per item | How many seconds one item appears | Yes |
Amount of items | The last <x> items of the RSS feed will be shown by the app | Yes |
Page style | Layout of the app: ticker feed, image left, image right, etc. | Yes |
Maximum number of lines | Articles in an RSS feed can have a lot of lines. Here you can limit the amount of lines you show. | Yes |
Background color | Background color of the app | Yes |
Text color | Text color of the article | Yes |
Number of paragraphs | Instead of limiting the amount of lines, you can limit the amount of paragraphs | No |
Align text in center | Aligns all text centered | No |
Show publish date | Shows when the article was published (does not work in ticker feed layout) | No |
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