The Sword Review Guidelines

Free Content Feeds

The Sword Review is happy to supply content feeds in a number of ways. You may use these on your web site to create dynamic content!

Further down this page is a section that contains code that will create iFrames. However, if you are looking for an RSS feed, then here you go!

RSS Feeds

To use an RSS feed, you need an RSS client such as the "Safari" web browser. There are web-based RSS clients, too. For example:

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You can subscribe to our RSS Feed by entering the URL below the image. If your browser is configured, you may click the image to access the feed directly.

Features RSS

http://www.theswordreview.com/contents_rss.php

This feed supplies a list of the "in print" features.

Features & Columns RSS

http://www.theswordreview.com/total_rss.php

This feed supplies a list of the "in print" features, plus it also includes the latest column.

Columns RSS

http://www.theswordreview.com/columns_rss.php

This feed supplies the "in print" column.

iFrame Feeds

You may use the code as is, or tweak it to your taste! For example you can set the scroll property or any other iFrame properties. Google "iFrame" for more information on iFrame use.

Many of you will be happy to know that you can add iFrames to phpBB forum Templates. That is, if you know how to edit and manipulate the template files. Sorry, we cannot provide support or tutorials for phpBB.

In the examples, replace the "2" (or other number) in "limit=X" with the number of features you want displayed. This page is scaleable, so resize it to get an idea how the feeds might fit in the space you have available.

If NONE of these feeds works for you, contact webmaster@theswordreview.com and let us know. We will be happy to work with you to develop a feed that is satisfactory.

Brief Features Feed

Use one of these code snips to create our Brief Features Feed:

This code tells the feed to fill the space available. Handy for placing it inside a table cell, as on this page.

This code tells the feed to fill make a space 200 px wide and 200 high:

-- NOTE: This table cell is 300 px tall.

Expanded Feature Feed

Use one of these code snips to create our Expanded Features Feed:

This code tells the feed to fill the space available. This is used on this page.

This code tells the feed to fill make a space 200 px wide and 200 high:

-- NOTE: This table cell is 300 px tall.

Tiny Feature Feed

Use one of these code snips to create our Tiny Features Feed:

This code tells the feed to fill the space available. Handy for placing it inside a table cell, as on this page NOTE: In this selection, "limit=5."

This code tells the feed to fill make a space 200 px wide and 200 high:

-- NOTE: This table cell is 325 px tall.

Tiny Feature Feed, II

This design was made to fit a particular webmaster's taste. Use one of these code snips to create our Tiny Features Feed, II:

This code tells the feed to fill the space available. Handy for placing it inside a table cell, as on this page NOTE: In this selection, "limit=5."

This code tells the feed to fill make a space 200 px wide and 200 high:

-- NOTE: This table cell is 325 px tall.

Column Feed

Use one of these code snips to create our Column Feed:

This code tells the feed to fill the space available. Of course, you may use this code with any iFrame properties you wish. NOTE: There is NO limit for the Column Feed. It only displays the current column.

-- NOTE: This table cell is 250 px tall.

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