Oh Oh One I know how to answer!
In our version, if you go to edit in Wiki Markup you'll see a link to a scroll type icon - that opens up a list of macros and you can pick it off there. Otherwise you can use {rss:url=test}

Maybe you have a different version of Confluence? We host our own so is it blocked for hosted?

Christina

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Subject: [CODE4LIB] Publishing an RSS feed on a Confluence page

Hi Everyone,

I'm stumped on this one, and hoping you brilliant folk can help out.

I am using a hosted Confluence wiki as a knowledge base for my research team. I want to be able to embed RSS feeds from various journals into the confluence page, so that the current tables of contents are listed on the wiki page. I've looked for an RSS widget for Confluence, but no luck.

It seems to me that this should be doable - any hints??

Thanks!
Kim

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