Can RSS readerbe responsive?

[Smee]

I have a site I have designed and maintained since 2004. Converting over to WWB so that I can make it more "google friendly".

The site requires several rss feeds on the sports page, but I'm having trouble making the rss_parser make the feed resize for different viewports.

Is it possible, or do I just need to create a very long work around (dozens of pages with dozens of rss parsers)?

You can see what I'm talking about on this feed: https://www.ahgweb.com/qlite/razorbacks.php

The PHP page has breakpoints set at 768/480/320. The parser on each page is always smaller than the viewport it should load to as I wish to avoid scrollbars in the inline frame it loads to, having only the vertical scrollbar of the rss_parser be visible.

Have several feeds on this page: https://www.ahgweb.com/qlite/sports1.html ... and there will be others on the site for news feeds from various sources as the site owner wishes.

Thanks in advance for any assistance.

[Pablo]

Are you referring to the RSS parser extension? This extension is not responsive because it was created a long time ago.
However, the built-in News Feed ticker can also be used to display RSS feeds.

[Smee]

Are you referring to the RSS parser extension?

Yes . . .

This extension is not responsive because it was created a long time ago.
However, the built-in News Feed ticker can also be used to display RSS feeds.

Thanks! Didn't think about that . . . had always used the rss feed reader.

[Smee]

What version of PHP do I need to make this work? My service provider using 5.6.

Followed instructions, but no success.

The file is uploaded to the server at https://www.ahgweb.com/qlite/testing.php and https://www.ahgweb.com/qlite/testing.html.

Feed source is: https://www.autosport.com/rss/feed/f1

Tried both versions using cURL and Proxy . . . Nothing loaded at all --- not even error message.

Loads fine with rss_parser, so I assume I am misunderstanding something when I read the help file, or it isn't compatible with my version of PHP..

[Pablo]

PHP 5.6 should work. However for this to work either cURL or file_get_contents must be enabled on the server side.

[Smee]

Great . . . but his web service will not allow these changes. Guess I'll have to figure another way to do this. Thanks for the info.