Calendar RSS Feed
All Events
As seen on calendar.mst.edu
In some cases your department may wish to display a feed of specific upcoming events on one of your pages. Using the Calendar RSS Feed content type, you can display any feed originating from calendar.mst.edu, updated once per day. The feed will display events in the order that they will occur.
Finding a Feed
To locate the feed you want to use, visit calendar.mst.edu and click one of the filters in the lower right-hand corner. These will allow you to narrow down events by category or department.
Once you are viewing through a filter, a box will appear in the lower right-hand corner labeled "Subscribe to these results." Click the RSS icon 
and verify that a page with XML code appears. Take note of the URL displayed in your browser.
Adding a Calendar RSS Feed
To add an RSS feed or aggregation to your page, navigate to the desired page, switch to the content tab, click "Add content," and select "Calendar RSS Feed."
You will be presented with the following interface:
Please fill in the "Name" box with a unique name for the content item. This field will not show up anywhere on your finished page.
Options and Features
| Title of Feed | This optional field allows you to specify a title to be shown above the RSS feed widget. If your feed contains upcoming computer science events, the title might be "Upcoming CS Events." |
| Description of Feed | This optional field allows you to clarify for visitors what they may expect to find in the feed. |
| Event Feed URL | Paste the URL you retrieved earlier from calendar.mst.edu here. |
| Max Events | This number allows you to set a custom limit for how many events should appear. Raising this number means more events will be shown in the widget. Please remember: RSS feeds are a timely medium, not an archive--If your number of events shown means that events a year from now are appearing in the widget, you may want to reduce this number. |
| Positioning | Much like other "floating" types like the Standard Slideshow, Standard Image, and Standard Video content types, this content type has a wide range of positioning options on the page. When used immediately before a Wrapping Body Content, it will allow text and other content to wrap around it like in a newspaper. |
Wrapping Body Content Behavior
To wrap text around your RSS feed, place a "Wrapping Body Content" content type immediately after the feed.