RSS description content (yoy.be)
EricGrange opened this issue · comments
Might be a bit off-topic issue, but I was asked to add http://yoy.be/ to https://www.beginend.net/, however the description field of your RSS feed includes non-description info like the header, which thus messes up the summary text (cf. https://www.beginend.net/?feed=185)
For instance one description in the RSS is the following CDATA
<p><b>SHA-512</b><br />
<span style="font-size=xx-small;">2015-06-23 21:25
sha512
<a href="http://yoy.be/coding.html"><img src="http://yoy.be/cat/cat_coding.gif" class="c" alt="coding" width="50" height="13" /></a> <a href="http://yoy.be/delphi.html"><img src="http://yoy.be/cat/cat_delphi.gif" class="c" alt="delphi" width="50" height="13" /></a> <a href="http://yoy.be/freeware.html"><img src="http://yoy.be/cat/cat_freeware.gif" class="c" alt="freeware" width="50" height="13" /></a>
<a href="http://yoy.be/SHA-512.html">[permalink]</a></span></p>
<p><strong>→ <a href="md5.html">md5</a></strong></p>
<p>I added SHA-512 to the collection! I also had a quick comparison with code similar to some other implementations where instead of a loop, a long list of 'round' calls are made, with some convolution made in the arguments, and it turns out the way I go at it here performs better. (Your milage may vary)<br clear="all" /></p>
As you can see the actual description is just a p tag at the very end, the rest of the info (like the date or title) should be in other nodes.
It's nice to see it's you behind this website (seems logic now it's based on dwScript!)
Yes I proposed to add my feed, I'm glad you tracked me down here.
Could you force-refresh the feed? I've modified the tags, they indeed used too much of the page-HTML script, and now only hold the post body.
looks much better, thank you.