This article explains how I moved all feeds to feed.webmasterview.com. This is not offloading, feeds are still in the same server, but this helps you to have separate web logs for feeds and keep your main apache access log uncluttered with feed requests.

Since I work very often with custom fields and integrate various functions in my theme, I noticed something which I use extensively. I fill my feed exclusively with content from the custom fields.
For example, a short additional text (thumbnails, information, links, etc.):

This is a nice feed offering, but many people use the Subscribe to Comments plugin and find the individual-post feeds to be unnecessary. In this situation, it is easy enough to remove all comment-feed links from the theme-template files, but even after the physical links are removed, WordPress will continue to generate links in the section of your pages.

RSS is one of the core feature of WordPress and every other blogging platform. It is very useful because your readers keep track of your blog updates mostly by using RSS. In this article, we will show you some of the most useful RSS hacks, tips, tricks, and snippets for WordPress.

Without having to download a plugin that will allow PHP to be executed inside a post, I would have to create a template file and use that. Which is what I did, and it works just fine. But for some reason I forgot all about shortcodes! With a shortcode, I could generate all the PHP in the functions file and then just call the shortcode when/where I want

Have you ever wanted to add an external RSS feed to your WordPress blog?  This is a great way to promote one of your other blogs (if it is in a similar niche) on a more popular site you run.

Let’s take a look at 10 useful, yet rather unknown RSS-tricks for WordPress. Each section of the article presents a problem, suggests a solution and provides you with an explanation of the solution, so that you can not just solve some of your RSS-related problems but also understand what you are actually doing.

For everybody who doesn’t need the feed functionality in WordPress I show you in a little tutorial how to deactivate all formats of a feed in WordPress.

Today, most of websites use the RSS Feed with Feedburner to analyse and to count its readers. In this tutorial, I’ll explain how create a custom RSS Feed button with the readers number. You’ll use PHP with GD and XML.

We’ve seen all A-list bloggers using Aweber for creating the mailing lists and that they are using the javascript pop-up boxes to display the signup information button for the first time visitor, so as to increase the signup rate. However, there are few who don’t like that at all. Anyway, I also want to increase the signup for my newsletter (not aweber one, I use the feedburner’s default service) and was thinking of a non-obtrusive way of displaying the signup box and here’s what I did!