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Asked By: Sekhar Shanubhogue Date: Oct 29, 2009 Category: MOSS Views: 111

I want to create a custom css for my rss feeds. I understand how to get
the right information from the list, I just want to display it differently
(i.e., fonts, justification, etc.) What can I do?

Tagged:rss styles

3 Answers Found

Answer #1 Answered By: Riley Scott Answered On: Oct 29, 2009

XSLT....................................

Answer #2 Answered By: Adya Khavatekar Answered On: Oct 29, 2009

Write your own CSS to get the appearence you desire. Practice FIRST with your
PC and a mock up of your data & CSS in a txt file. Then save as html file and
open with your browser. After you are satisfied, switch to SharePoint. You
will find lots of CSS quirks that behave differently. Sorry, but keep
experimenting til you get it. Then, store your CSS file in the Style Library
of your root site. Make a new folder for it. Then link to it in the aspx page
displaying your RSS feed. We do this on a MOSS site.

Answer #3 Answered By: Trupti Patil Answered On: Oct 29, 2009

He's saying he wants to style the RSS feed. That link brings back XML, not HTML.
XSLT is used to style XML much like CSS is used to style HTML....unless I
misunderstood Brother's request?

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