Prettying up RSS feeds in ios

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basement Aspiring developer Posts: 488 Reg: Apr 07, 2011 Ontario 4,880	confirm \| cancel 04/20/11 01:00 PM (14 years ago) Prettying up RSS feeds in ios I've added an RSS feed of my client's twitter account, but it's pretty dull. Does anyone know how to pretty it up by retaining the colours, separators and icons found on the original twitter page? Here's the URL I used to get the feed: feed://twitter.com/statuses/user_timeline/twitteraccountname.rss Title Comments I've added an RSS feed of my client's twitter account, but it's pretty dull. Does anyone know how to pretty it up by retaining the colours, separators and icons found on the original twitter page? Here's the URL I used to get the feed: feed://twitter.com/statuses/user_timeline/twitteraccountname.rss

David @ buzztouch buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 6866 Reg: Jan 01, 2010 Monterey, CA 78,840	04/20/11 05:52 PM (14 years ago) That URL doesn't load? The answer will depend on what data-elements are provided in the XML. In v1.5 you can do lots of adjusting to get the proper affect. Post a working URL so we can see what Twitter is providing. Comments That URL doesn't load? The answer will depend on what data-elements are provided in the XML. In v1.5 you can do lots of adjusting to get the proper affect. Post a working URL so we can see what Twitter is providing.

basement Aspiring developer Posts: 488 Reg: Apr 07, 2011 Ontario 4,880	04/21/11 04:30 AM (14 years ago) yeah it loaded, but was just so plain and uninviting. I ended up discovering twitter's widgets (http://twitter.com/goodies/widgets) and used one of them to show my client's feed, and it looks great. Comments yeah it loaded, but was just so plain and uninviting. I ended up discovering twitter's widgets (http://twitter.com/goodies/widgets) and used one of them to show my client's feed, and it looks great.

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