RSS Feed

Not every reader wants to check your site every day for new posts — some prefer to subscribe through a feed reader and let new articles come to them. SynaptikCMS already supports this without you needing to turn anything on: as soon as you publish an article, it's included automatically.

What's in it, and what isn't

Your feed carries your most recent published articles — Pages and Projects aren't included, since a feed is really built for content people expect to follow over time rather than static or portfolio-style pages.

Why it's worth knowing about, even if you never look at it

Beyond letting readers subscribe directly, a feed is also how a lot of other tools quietly keep tabs on your site — automation services, other websites that aggregate content, and readers who simply prefer following blogs the old-fashioned way instead of relying on social media to surface your posts for them. It costs you nothing to have it running, and any link to your site pointing visitors toward "subscribe" already works without you lifting a finger.