[hues]

What is the best method to add RSS feeds to a web page?

[VP]

Umm

<link rel="alternate" href="rssfeed.rss" type="application/rss+xml" title="RSS FEED" />

Don't know about generating them.

You can do that by using PHP. Here are a few tutorials on them:

http://www.pixel2life.com/search/10/rss/1/

[victory365]

Ive always used the free version of carp, its easy to use.

You simply upload the folder and place a bit of code on your page where you want the rss to show up. And it will be readable by the search engines if you are using .php pages or if you add a line to your .htaccess file that allows your html pages to parse php.

It's all I've ever used. and its free!

[Ajay]

Most ready made scripts come inbuilt with RSS , e.g. WordPress / B2 / SMF etc.
so you can just use the code VP posted above to include your feed.

[Eric]

You might want to give this a try. ;)

[thebookish]

Using rapid feeds as Eric suggested is the best for beginners in RSS, that's me.

[Eric]

Originally Posted by thebookish

Using rapid feeds as Eric suggested is the best for beginners in RSS, that's me.

I still use rapid feeds on my blogs. I don't know why I haven't moved on yet. ;|

[ScottHughes]

If it works, why change? You only need to go more "advanced" if you need to do something more that you can't do with old "basic" methods.

[Eric]

Originally Posted by ScottHughes

If it works, why change? You only need to go more "advanced" if you need to do something more that you can't do with old "basic" methods.

That's been my attitude. The feeds work great and I have no complaints. One day I would like to put a little more work into it, but that day hasn't yet come.