How can you publish Kioskea's news on your site?

kioskea lets you publish, on your own website, our news items and announcements of new additions to our knowledge base. With the tools described below, you can display updates to Kioskea on your own site, free of charge. This keeps your site more active, with no effort.

Kioskea offers two ways to do this:

• RSS feeds, which let dynamic sites (written in ASP or PHP, for example) post kioskea's updates in their own graphical style, using an XML file. This is the most flexible technology available, but it requires knowledge of several advanced concepts.
• Javascript feeds, which let any webmaster easily include the list of the ten most recent articles on his or her website. Implementing this kind of feed is child's play, but personalised options for displaying the feed are more limited.

RSS feeds

An RSS feed is a description of all or part of a site's content, coded into an XML format file, which lets it be used by other websites.

Format	Name of feed
	IT News
	kioskea.net Updates
	My forum replies (Secure RSS feed with kioskea login/password)
	Windows Forum
	Linux/Unix Forum
	MacOS Forum
	Hardware Forum
	Software/Drivers Forum
	Videogames Forum
	Audio/Video Forum
	Graphics/Digital Photography Forum
	Digital Video Forum
	CD/DVD Recording Forum
	Programming/Development Forum
	Webmastering Forum
	Networking Forum
	Internet Forum
	Virus/Security Forum

For more information on RSS channels, feel free to have a look at our article on RSS feeds.

Javascript Feeds

A Javascript feed is a simple snippet of HTML code that can be pasted into a page's source code to show updates to Kioskea.

To show this newsfeed on your site, posted in real time:

1. Copy the code below
2. Paste the code into the HTML code of your site's pages, wherever you want en.kioskea.net's news to show up

Here's a glimpse of what this feed looks like:

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