Well, I made two tweaks to feed.php that may interest others: (1) When $conf['rss_useheading'] evaluates true, the RSS entry is titled after the first heading on the page, rather than after the page ID. I wasn't sure if I should use $conf['useheading']. (2) When $conf['rss_skiptopara'] evaluates true, the RSS entry description begins at the first <p> tag of the page. This allows a person browsing RSS to get readable text from the get-go, rather than requiring the user to have to wade through the page title, technorati tags, the date (if you're using #dt()#, as I am), etc., in order to get to the first sentence on the page. Maybe someone can suggest a better config variable name. This requires changing rssRecentChanges() so that the foreach begins as follows: foreach(array_keys($recents) as $id){ list($title, $desc) = rssGetContent($id); $item = new FeedItem(); $item->title = $title; And it requires adding this function: function rssGetContent($id) { global $conf; $title = $id; $xhtml = p_wiki_xhtml($id,'',false); if($conf['rss_useheading']) { $heading = p_get_first_heading($id); if(!empty($heading)) $title = trim($heading); } if($conf['rss_skiptopara']) { $startPara = strpos($xhtml, '<p>'); if($startPara !== false) $xhtml = substr($xhtml, $startPara); } return array($title, cleanDesc($xhtml)); } ~joe -- DokuWiki mailing list - more info at http://wiki.splitbrain.org/wiki:mailinglist