This feed will then be continuously updated, and any new links added to the list will pop up as articles inside Inoreader. Whenever you see a web page with a series of updates, be it news articles, blog posts, classifieds, product updates, weather alerts, practically any series of HTML links, Inoreader should be able to present it as an RSS feed. Once you follow all the steps correctly, you should see the content block in the screenshot below, populated using the RSS feeds.So, you wanted to follow this nice website for new content, but it doesn’t have an RSS feed yet? Don’t worry, because Inoreader got you covered, again! Introducing Web feeds.

Click on the Finish button to save this work.

Number of items to display: choose the number of feeds you need to show in the block.

Feed URL: For example, If you are showing the latest reports for Yemen from Reliefweb, get their RSS feeds i.e.

Title of the block: If you need to give a name or title to the block, check the ‘Override title’ to assign the title.

In the ‘Configure new RSS feeds’ window, provide the following necessary details.

In the 'Add content to column' window', click on the button 'Custom content' and then click on the ‘+Add’ button to add the RSS feeds.

Click on the sign ‘+’ highlighted in the screenshot to add new pane.

Now the page is enabled to add content block or make changes to the existing ones.

At the bottom of the page, click on the ‘Customize this page’ button.

Open any page or homepage of your website where you want to add RSS feeds.

In order to show content using RSS feeds, use the following steps

you can easily pull latest reports for Yemen or Liberia from ReliefWeb.int or and display a block anywhere in your operatinonal websites. Using RSS feeds, you can easily retrieve latest content dynamically from sites you are interested in, e.g.

HR.info Standards and Naming Conventions.