Accessing Blog RSS Settings
Open Sites from the left navigation.
Click Blogs at the top.
In the Blogs dashboard, click the Settings (gear icon) in the top-right corner.
Opening the RSS Tab
Inside Blog Settings, select the RSS tab.
This section displays all existing RSS feeds for your account.
Adding a New RSS Feed
Click + Add RSS Feed.
In the RSS Feed Name field, enter a recognizable name for the feed.
In Select Blog, choose a blog that is Live.
Draft blogs cannot be selected.
Click the blog name to associate it with the RSS feed.
Configuring RSS Feed Options
Set the number of Posts to control how many blog posts appear in the feed.
Maximum allowed: 100 posts
Enable or disable Load Full Content in RSS Feed:
Enabled: Full blog content is included.
Disabled: Only summaries are included for faster loading.
Copy the generated RSS URL if you plan to use it externally.
Click Add to save the RSS feed.
RSS Feed Behavior Rules
Only Live blog posts appear in RSS feeds.
Draft blogs and draft posts are excluded.
Each RSS feed is tied to a single blog.
Multiple RSS feeds can be created for different blogs or categories.
Common Issues and Fixes
RSS feed is empty
Confirm the selected blog is Live.
Confirm the blog contains published posts.
Blog not visible in the Select Blog dropdown
Draft blogs do not appear.
Publish the blog before creating an RSS feed.
RSS feed updates are not appearing immediately
RSS readers may cache results.
Allow time for external platforms to refresh the feed.
FAQ
How do I get started with RSS feeds for blogs?
Go to Sites > Blogs, click the Settings (gear icon), then open the RSS tab to create and manage RSS feeds.
Can I choose which blogs are included in an RSS feed?
Yes. Each RSS feed is linked to one selected blog. Only Live blogs can be chosen.
How many blog posts can I include in an RSS feed?
You can include up to 100 blog posts per RSS feed.
Can I control whether full blog content appears in the RSS feed?
Yes. Use the Load Full Content in RSS Feed toggle to include full content or summaries only.
Do draft blogs or draft posts appear in RSS feeds?
No. Only published live blog posts are included.
Can I create multiple RSS feeds?
Yes. You can create multiple RSS feeds for different blogs or categories as needed.