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RSS feeds can be displayed with shopdaddy.com/utils/rssDigest.php5 Merchant Blogs are generally RSS feeds (XML) with a single item. The Shopdaddy rssDigest will :
*bold* ... _italics_ ... _*bold italics*_ double-backslash \\ becomes a line-break <br /> triple-backslash \\\ becomes 2 line-breaks <br /><br /> quadruple-backslash \\\\ becomes 3 line-breaks <br /><br /><br /> ... and so forth. (tag=) translates to the equivalently named HTML tag (tag^) ... (^) translates to the equivalently named HTML tags (.class^) ... (^) translates to a <span> tag with a class as specified (a^) link text http://whatever.com (^) becomes a link to the url (img^) url , width , title, css-properties (^) loads an image The mandatory arguments are "url" and "width" (number of px) Ex. (img^) http://whatever.com/hat.jpg , 250 , fancy hat , float:left; (^) Id and Class can be specified within css-properties Any string beginning with http:// or https:// will become a link. Place custom [image=url,width,largeurl], [map=...], and [contact=...] tags inside HTML comment tags to prevent them from being displayed. In [image=url,width,largeurl],
The image specified will appear right-justified immediately following the item title. The maximum width is either the default 400px or that specified by the "maxWidth" argument to the utility. For an example of a feed, see ottawafood.xml The arguments available to the digest are:
Remember to urlencode your argument values ! The following classes can/will appear in the resulting HTML so you can use your own CSS for appearance.
Any non-rss file containing markup/tags can be processed with Merchant Blogs can be of this form. The arguments available to the markup utility are:
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