In order to override with your own templates it will be required to clear the default actions, then take appropriate steps to call get_template_part.A feed (often called RSS) is a stream of posts or comments that is updated when new content is published. They are triggered by feed rewrite rules using a series of actions defined in wp-includes/functions.php and attached using add_action in wp-includes/default-filters.php.

The Feed templates are located in the /wp-includes/feed-.php files and include formats for rdf, rss, rss2 and atom.

However, feed templates are not integrated into the WordPress theme system if you would like different versions of your feeds, you'll need to create extra feed templates. There are a variety of ways to customize your feeds, through the use of third-party software you install and add-on to your WordPress site, or by manually changing the feed templates to meet your needs.Įditing your feed templates is much the same as editing your theme templates. feed-rss2-comments.php Displays comments - either the most recent comments on all posts, or the comments on a specific post - in RSS 2.0 format. feed-atom-comments.php Displays comments - either the most recent comments on all posts, or the comments on a specific post - in Atom format. feed-rdf.php Displays your entries in RDF/RSS 1.0 format feed-atom.php Displays your entries in Atom format. feed-rss.php Displays your entries in RSS 0.92 format. The following feed templates are included with WordPress:įeed-rss2.php Displays your entries in RSS 2.0 format. These core files are not directly compatible with the Theme system, however it is possible to use custom page templates to achieve a theme-based solution (see further information and links below) or change which templates are used. These feed templates are located in the wp-includes WordPress directory.

WordPress uses a set of feed templates to display your site's feeds, in much the same way as it uses theme templates to display your content.

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