Regularly Updated Property
News.
Add valid and interesting news content
to your web site which is regularly updated and free.
By utilising the simple steps below you can display either our Spanish
or Bulgarian property news feeds on your web site and by doing so
offer your visitors constantly changing property news content - as
well as providing the search engines with high quality content which
helps your own sites search positioning. Basic HTML skills will be
required to carry out this task.
Step 1:
Create an XHTML compliant web page and save it as:-
news.php
To do this simply cut and paste the code below into a new blank html
page in Dreamweaver, Frontpage or a similar HTML editor (remember
to delete all the code on the page before pasting the new code in).
Cut and paste this code:
<!-- Start page code -->
<?php echo "<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"iso-8859-1\"?".">";
?>
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
<head>
<title>Property News</title>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;
charset=iso-8859-1" />
</head>
<body>
<!-- This is where you place your content
and the feed code of your choice, only use ONE news feed as two will
not work, delete this text when you wish to install the news feed
and your own content -->
</body>
</html>
<!-- End page code -->
Step 2:
Right click and "Save Target As" the two links below and
then load them onto your web sites directory using FTP:
Download 1: incrss
(Save as incrss.php) Download 2: express
rss (Save as express.php)
Note: You must upload the file incrss.php and express.php into the
same folder where the page in which you are adding the code is present.
The page where you are adding the code must have its extension set
to .php. - express.php must have its permissions (CHMOD) set to 777
- any sub - directory folders that these files may be stored in will
also require the CHMOD set to 777.
Step 3:
Choose either our Spanish, Bulgarian or Egyptian News Feeds - simply
cut and paste into the relevant part of your web page content.
Bulgaria news feed code:
<!-- Start Bulgaria News Feed Content
-->
<?php
$url="http://www.lemontreevillas.com/bulgaria_news.xml";
$numlinks="300";
$usedynamic="No";
$linktarget="_self";
$tfont="Arial";
$tsize="2";
$tstyle="";
$tcolor="#000000";
$dfont="Arial";
$dsize="2";
$dstyle="";
$dcolor="#000000";
require_once("incrss.php");
?>
<!-- End Bulgaria News Feed Content -->
Spain news feed code:
<!-- Start Spanish
News Feed Content -->
<?php
$url="http://www.lemontreevillas.com/lemontreevillasproperty.xml";
$numlinks="300";
$usedynamic="No";
$linktarget="_self";
$tfont="Arial";
$tsize="2";
$tstyle="";
$tcolor="#000000";
$dfont="Arial";
$dsize="2";
$dstyle="";
$dcolor="#000000";
require_once("incrss.php");
?>
<!-- End Spanish News Feed Content -->
Egypt news feed
code:
<!-- Start Egypt
News Feed Content -->
<?php
$url="http://www.lemontreevillas.com/egypt_property_news.xml";
$numlinks="300";
$usedynamic="No";
$linktarget="_self";
$tfont="Arial";
$tsize="2";
$tstyle="";
$tcolor="#000000";
$dfont="Arial";
$dsize="2";
$dstyle="";
$dcolor="#000000";
require_once("incrss.php");
?>
<!-- End Egypt News Feed Content -->
Step 4:
Create links on your existing pages to your news page and then upolad
to your web server.
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