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# Administration pages

Administration pages can be found in Wordpress administration (wp-admin) and under RSS Feeds in the menu.

RSS Feeds can be searched, added, edited and removed much like normal posts in Wordpress.

## Creating your first feed

A feed, also known as an RSS channel, contains items with article content.

Fill out the fields corresponding to the `<channel>`'s elements `<title>`, `<description>` and `<link>`.

### Link

You can either choose an existing page on your site, or enter a custom URL.

### Feed source

Determines which OC articles that will be used as the feed's items.

#### List

Choose an OC list. When doing so, it will show the current number of articles in the list.

NB: Most feed readers will automatically order items by publication date, so the order of articles in the list may not be preserved to the end user.

#### Query

Enter an OC query. Only OC items of content type `Article` will be fetched.

Be sure to use the *Validate feed* button to make sure there are no errors, and to see the number of matching articles.

NB: To get all the articles matched by your query, the *Start from* field should be set to 0 (zero). Setting it to 1 would skip the first article.

### Item settings

You may uncheck any of the checkboxes to reduce the amount of article information in your feed items.

#### Teaser image

The image will be attached as a `<media:thumbnail>` element as well as an HTML `<img>` element in the beginning of the item's `<description>`.

Images will be cropped to a 16:9 ratio.

Some feed readers will ignore images that are too small. [Feedly](https://feedly.com/), for example, prefers a height and width greater than 450 pixels. So set a decent width to your images.

## Further reading

* [RSS 2.0 Specification](https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html)
* [Dublin Core Metadata Initiative (the `dc:` namespace)](https://www.dublincore.org/specifications/dublin-core/dcmi-terms/)
* [Media RSS Specification (the `media:` namespace)](https://www.rssboard.org/media-rss/)