Hello! I have no idea what can be wrong here ... line 20 says <title><b>Laibach</b> <br>07.07.2007 - Stari Grad - Celje (22:00)</title> what is here html markup? Thanx a lot in advance P.s. totally new in RSS
< = < > = > So you end up with a bolded piece and a <br> break. Which is HTML and is not allowed in valid RSS channel/title/description. <b>Laibach</b> <br>07.07.2007 - Stari Grad - Celje (22:00) HTML:
hmm .. thanx .. i had this bold title beacuse of better (?) SEO .. or am i wrong and can i have title without bold tags .. but that br thing must be .. can i use other codes?
You wouldn't believe what people are trying to inject into their RSS titles and descriptions... Fonts, colors, inline CSS, images, links, Flash objects, JavaScripts... I ran into this while figuring out the best way to automatically add feeds to www.feedest.com database The bottomline is - the channel/title/description should be nothing but plain text. Otherwise your feed won't validate. Any self-respecting feed reader/aggregator (including feedest.com) will strip your title and description of anything that resembles an HTML tag.
well, my problem is that i had these bold tags for one year .. long before i came up with rss. Now i'm in doubt .. leave bold tags, or remove them with all products .. how would that affect on SEO
I don't know how your RSS is set up, but let's assume that the feed is created dynamically on-the-fly out of from some set of database records. If this is the case you might want to leave your titles as they are for your pages, but add a function that strips them for your RSS. You will have your desired partially bold titles with breaks on the front-end, and valid RSS.