WordPress has pretty much every syndication option you would ever want for your web site. The RSS 1.0 (aka RDF), RSS 2.0 and ATOM specifications are supported by WordPress and just about any page on your blog has an associated feed that your readers can subscribe to including feeds to latest posts, for categories, comments, well, like we said earlier, for anything you want. <\/p>\n
Examples of feed URLs in WordPress.<\/p>\n
Posts from site:
\nhttp:\/\/example.com\/feed\/
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Comments entire site:
\nhttp:\/\/example.com\/comments\/feed\/<\/p>\n
Individual posts:
\nhttp:\/\/example.com\/comments\/feed\/<\/p>\n
Categories and Tags:
\nhttp:\/\/www.example.com\/?cat=42&feed=rss2
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\nhttp:\/\/www.example.com\/?tag=tagname&feed=rss2
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\nhttp:\/\/example.com\/category\/categoryname\/feed<\/p>\n
More information on RSS<\/a>.<\/p>\n Getting RSS into your blog:<\/p>\n The RSS widget \u2013 pulling any feed into your sidebar
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