This tutorial will show you how to create a custom RSS feed in Drupal. To do this you'll need to have the Views module uploaded and installed.
Click Administer > Site building > Views > Add
Enter a name for your new RSS feed, choose "Node" and then click "Next"
On the left-hand side, choose "Feed" from the dropdown and click "Add display".
On the right-hand side, click the + icon next to "Filters". Choose "Node" from the dropdown menu and then check the box called "Node: Type". Click "Add".
Choose the node types that you want to include in your RSS feed and then click "Update default display".
On the middle of the Views screen, click the + icon next to "Fields". Choose "Node" from the dropdown menu and then check the box called "Node: Title". Click "Add".
You can change some of the setting for the RSS feed display here, but the first time you do this its best to click "Update" and move on.
At the bottom left of the Views screen, click the "None" text next to "Path". Enter a path (URL) for your RSS feed and click "Update".
At the top left of the Views screen, click "Missing style plugins" next to "Row style". Click "Update".
Click "View "Feed"" in the top-right corner of the Views screen.
Your RSS feed should be ready!
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