How can I get the title in the RSS feed to word wrap? I am displaying the image thumbnails and the title barely shows a word or two and gets cut off. Changing the title row height didn't help.

RSS feeds can get super complicated. I'm surprised the titles are getting cut off, have you tinkered with the title height setting? The title will not word-wrap (one line) but the description will. Also, I've seen cases where app owners have set the image / icon in row lists super 'wide / tall' and it ended up taking up half the screen - funny. Keep your RSS icons around 70 px or smaller (57 iphone, 72 ipad is best) then tweak the title height. Re-post if you can't get it to work.

The title height isn't the problem. I have the images at 50px but even then the title doesn't have enough room on an iPhone screen. Any way to display the title on 2 lines perhaps?

All the lists in the app use the same 'cell' to display data. In iOS this is called a UITableViewCell (not sure of your experience?). For your app this UITableViewCell has been customized and is called: BT_cell_menuList. You can find this file in the BT_Objects folder. This file is used on all lists. (Menus, RSS, Search, etc) throughout your project. For RSS screens, you can see where it's referenced in the cellForRowAtIndexPath method. This is in BT_screen_rssReader.m staring around line 377. An idea would be to create your own UITableViewCell class. Start by copying the existing BT_cell_menuList.h and .m files, name your new ones like cell_menu_rss.h, cell_men_rss.m - I think you get the idea. At that point, change the references in the screen_rssReader.m file to your new cell files. Then...hack away, you can do whatever you want without worrying about breaking something else? lastly: Thousands of these rss screens are out there and I've never heard of anyone saying the title didn't show. I'm still a bit confused as to why it wouldn't? Hmm...mabye giant font or something? Just seem strange. I think you'll be well served by hacking around a bit with a new cell you create on your own - good learning too ;-)

I have the title and body fonts at their default heights (blank). I'll play around a bit with it. You are right, it is good learning :-) This is my first foray into iOS development. I'm primarily a Windows developer. Thanks to your site though, I'm well ahead in my app than where I would be without it (presumably still on chapter one of Objective C and Cocoa fundamentals.)

On a number of my apps, I put the author in the title field (and usually set the font to 10-pt) and the title in the description field. That way the title wraps. I generally find there is no need for the description, especially from news feeds as the title says it all.

That sounds like a great idea MGoBlue. I'm going to try that. Thanks for the tip.

@MGoBlue, Thanks. That worked out great.