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[QUOTE][u]Quote by: Dirk[/u][p]Okay, we've been talking about different things then - which explains the confusion.

I was talking about the feed icon that some browsers automatically display in their address bar when they find links to RSS feeds in a site's header. Firefox, for example, displays the well-known orange feed icon on the right end of the address bar. Safari shows a blue "RSS" box there, etc. I don't know what (if anything) IE would display then.

FYI, I do see the feed icon in Firefox now when I go to your site's homepage.

What you were talking about, however, are side blocks like the one we have here on geeklog.net ("RSS Feeds", on the right side of the frontpage). Those, however, are not generated automatically. In our case, it's simply a "normal" block with the necessary HTML and CSS for those 4 feeds added manually.

If you want one of those, I'd suggest you simply "steal" our code and put it into a new block on your site.

Hope that clears up the confusion  :)

bye, Dirk[/p][/QUOTE]

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