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my God, i thought you were going to chip in with some decisive insght at that end there, not leave it
Thank you for your comment Beate, but there is no decisive insight to this issue as it involves the Browser directly and not any code written by any developer on the other side of the Google Chrome fence i.e. you and I.
As you may know Google Chrome is still in BETA development and as such there is no way to resolve this issue yet, having said that, if I were Google Chrome and I had Feedburner as they do, I would also be in no rush to repair this bug.
In any case I have done some research and I have found a possible way to work around this issue, there is no guarantee that this will work as I have not tried it yet, but if you have the time, give it a go and let us know your outcome. Anyway here goes…
Download SeaMonkey. It’s made by Mozilla, so you know it’s good enough to do most things right, that’s if you do not have it yet.
1. Write your text in Notepad (Please do not use Word as it adds all sorts of code which messes with the RSS).
2. In SeaMonkey, go to File, New, Composer page.
This opens up a new blank page.
3. Right-click and select Paste without Formatting
4. Copy the text you have just saved from the SeaMonkey page
5. Paste into your site.
Basically we have generated a page of text that has absolutely no formatting what-so-ever added to it; the suggestion is that this will allow your RSS to be visible in Chrome.
Please remember that I have not had the time to test this myself and as such offer you no guarantee that this will resolve all of our issues till Google Chrome get their act together. Till then the only solution is to offer both RSS 2.0 and Feedburner in your site giving your visitors a choice of reader rather than no reader with which to follow you by.
As before should anyone know of a better way to tackle this problem or have newer information we are more than happy to try it out.
This is a top quality post. Loving it dude!
Rattling wonderful visual appeal on this internet site , I’d rate it 10 10.
Thank you very much Shanice and Bolf!
Complements are always welcome, especially when the design and development of a site are experimental such as this one.
This blog seems to recieve a good ammount of visitors. How do you get traffic to it? It offers a nice individual spin on things. I guess having something useful or substantial to post about is the most important factor.
Hi Jeneva
Thanks for the comment, but it is not only important to have a good topic to discuss but also how the post is written that also matters. In our twitter account @handmadecss (tweet copied and pasted below) we have a link to a post in econsultancy.com that explains to you how to improve your blog post writing skills and how to best present your message to your site visitors.
From Twitter @handmadecss “Do you write content for your blog or News section in your site then – How to write for the web: 23 useful rules http://econsultancy.com/uk/blog/6771-how-to-write-for-the-web-23-useful-rules is 4 u!”
We hope you find this useful, drop us a comment and let us know how you get on!
I have a fan blog. I will add your blog to the blog list as I think my visitors will love to read your posts…