Simple feed
First element we need is a feed
element. As
you now know you have two possible ways to insert elements. In this
guide I will use the right-click option.
Right-click on the root, and insert a feed element. Now the feed symbol is displayed with the name *<new>. In the edit area the name field is empty. Then I give it a name. In my case: SportFeed
Next I will create a destination. Right-click on the
feed
, and insert a destination. Then the edit
windows will open a section browser. There I select the
Sport section. This feed I want to put articles
on the inbox
named Inbox
and
position top
. All these selections will I do in the
editor window. Use the three dropdown menus:
Type, Name and
Position.
Now we have defined the feed and the destination. The last element we need is one or more sources. In this case it will be two: Tennis and Golf
Right click on the feed
element, and choose
insert source. Then the section tree will be displayed in the edit
area. Select the wanted section. Here you also can set a filter. In
this example it will be set to page
. Repeat these
steps to add more sources(as I will to add both
Tennis and Golf).
This example will look as the figure above. Here you can see the
feed
element with the name SportFeed, the two
source
element(Golf and Tennis) and the
destination
Sports.
The feed we now has created will cross publish all articles that
are added to the active index page of either
Tennis or Golf to the
Sports section. The articles that are fed will be
added at the top
of the inbox named
Inbox
.