Some time ago, I shown you how you can display a rss feed per category in your WordPress blog. Today, let’s see how we can list all category feeds by using the good old wp_list_categories() fiunction.
To achieve this recipe, simply paste the following code anywhere on your theme. It will output a list of your categories with a link to the category rss feed.
<?php wp_list_categories('feed_image=http://www.myblog.com/image.gif&feed=XML Feed&optioncount=1&children=0'); ?>
The two parameters used here are:
- feed_image: The url of the image to display as a link to your feed.
- feed: The feed format
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Hmm… Is “XML feed” valid argument? Can’t test it at work. Space is not encoded and I’ve seen mostly “rss”, “rss2″, “rdf” and “atom” used in WordPress as feed type. I mean all feeds are XML.
@Rarst: I have tested it and it works perfectly. But I agree that the “XML Feed” arguments sounds a bit weird!
Weird that you post this, i was looking all over for this tonight to use on my subscribe page
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