In this case the HTML source looks as follows (edited to highlight the important parts)
<section id="news">
<article>
<a href="/.../ORF-Putin-otpravil-armiyu-na" class="link-overlay"></a>
<img src="/...blank.gif" class="preview_photo" style="background-image:...">
<div class="news-list-header">ORF: Путин отправил армию на борьбу с сибирскими пожарами</div>
<p>В Сибири продолжают....</p>
<footer>
<time datetime="2019-08-01" counter="1" is_more_news="1">1 августа 2019</time>
<cite><a href="/inotv/catalog/channel/ORF">ORF</a></cite>
</footer>
</article>
...
</section>
When you use in_id_or_class
the element you target should be or contain an <a>
element with both URL and article title. In this case it contains the URL (in the href
attribute) but not title. The title actually appears in <div class="news-list-header">
So your parameters to Feed Creator need to change. You need to use CSS selectors to tell Feed Creator what the element containing a single news item is, and then which elements within that contain the information you want (url, title).
item: article
item_url: .link-overlay
item_title: .news-list-header
The final result will look like:
http://createfeed.fivefilters.org/index.php?url=https%3A%2F%2Frussian.rt.com%2Finotv%2Fcatalog%2Fcountry%2Fat&item=article&item_title=.news-list-header&item_url=.link-overlay&action=Preview#results
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Thank you, this helped a lot!
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