RSS is a format that allows content to be shared across the web easily. An RSS file (or Feed) is written in XML and holds a list of items, each of which contains a title, description and a link to a web page.
Users who have Feed Readers can paste feeds into their readers and keep up to date with the latest from their favourite web sites by reading the headlines and descriptions, provided by the feed, then clicking through to the website for more information.
Websites with feeds can distribute their content by offering other website owners headlines, descriptions and links as a taster to users to visit their sites for more detail. This benefits both website owners, who wish additional content, and those who wish additional site traffic
RSS Feeds for Feed Readers and Webmasters
Below are some feeds that you may wish to paste into your Feed Reader. Right click on the XML icon and select copy shortcut - then paste the feed into your Feed Reader.
If you're a Google, Yahoo or MSN member then click on the appropriate graphic and the feed will be added to your Google, Yahoo or MSN page.
Web Design Tutorial Feeds (7 items)
RSS Feed with 7 items of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, MySQL and Usability Tutorials and an Internet Glossary.
HTML Tutorial Feeds (17 items)
RSS Feed with 17 items of an HTML tutorial.
CSS Tutorial Feeds (11 items)
RSS Feed with 11 items of a CSS tutorial.
PHP Tutorial Feeds (19 items)
RSS Feed with 19 items of a PHP tutorial.
MySQL Tutorial Feeds (13 items)
RSS Feed with 13 items of a MySQL tutorial.
JavaScript Tutorial Feeds (18 items)
RSS Feed with 18 items of a JavaScript tutorial.
JavaScript Feeds for Webmasters
Please feel free to embed the above RSS feeds in your web pages. If you lack the facilities to embed an RSS feed then our JavaScript feeds will allow you to do this.
Copy the code below and paste it into the body section your web page where you wish the RSS Feed headlines, descriptions and links to appear.
Web Design Tutorial Feeds (7 items - JavaScript version)
HTML Tutorial Feeds (17 items - JavaScript version)
Free Web Design Tutorials
RSS is a format that allows content to be shared across the web easily. An RSS file (or Feed) is written in XML and holds a list of items, each of which contains a title, description and a link to a web page.
