Jekyll-feed plugin and index.html in subdirectory

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I created a blogging site for myself and I’m using Jekyll. I have my introduction on the blog home page (i.e. _site/index.html). I have generated the blog listing into the _site/blogs/index.html file. Is it possible to configure the jekyll-feed plugin to gather the feeds from an index.html file located in some subdirectory?

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yes sure it can. you can create each xml feed for each categories if you like.

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But I’m not talking about categories but all posts, that I custom-made gather in some sub-directory, e.g.:

{% for post in site.posts %}

{{ post.date | date: '%-d.%-m.%Y' }}
{{ post.title }}

{% endfor %}
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relax, i can confirm that Jekyll can do.
all you need are here jekyll-feed/feed.xml at master · jekyll/jekyll-feed · GitHub

Right now, I’m just a little bit busy developing my app using Jekyll, so I can not explain in more detail here. But I feel you can make it works by giving you the resource repository.

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Hi ninja and thank you for your support!
I’m happy to hear it is possible.
I read the jekyll-feed documentation on that Github page yesterday but I couldn’t find any configuration on how to point to some non-standard index.html (e.g. living in a sub-directory like in my case).
Any help would be greatly appreciated! :slight_smile:

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I managed to resolve this issue with:

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Well, actually not. That script creates rss feed and I need atom feed.

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Hi,

I developed this template for my site that generates valid atom feeds. You may want to give it a try.

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awesome theme and features, thanks for share i give one start for the repos

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