New York Times Headlines Crack + Activation Free Download For PC (Latest)
A fast, simple, and customizable news ticker for your website. New York Times Headlines will show ten headlines from New York Times’ RSS feed, written in the format used by the feed. This is a news ticker you can customize:
Headlines can be sized to suit your page’s content.
After you install the widget, you can start typing the name of the feed to see headlines from the feed.
You can select whether the headlines are written in the last 24 hours, this hour, or these six hours.
Headlines can be taken from any day the feed is updated.
Feed names can be added by typing it in the field. New York Times Headlines works with any RSS feed.
In addition to RSS, it can be customized to read headlines from feeds of any language.
A feed can be customized to have headlines read by any user.
A feed can be configured to work with Amazon’s Kindle.
Feeds can be configured to be read by users of an IP address, or all visitors.
Feeds can be configured to be read only by editors.
Feeds can be configured to show headlines with selected classes.
Headlines can be selected to be displayed within the “head” or “foot” of a page.
Headlines can be read in a slideshow or by one headline at a time.
Headlines can be made to float or to follow your cursor around the page.
Headlines can be created or removed on the fly.
The feed can be configured with images or without images.
Headlines can be turned off so that the news ticker will not display any headlines when your feed is not being updated.
If the feed is disabled, the news ticker will display “No headlines.”
Feeds can be configured to be read by guests and logged-in users.
Feeds can be read in the background while your website is displayed.
Feeds can be read through an outside source.
Many additional options are available.
IMPORTANT: Headlines are created when the feeds are updated. Feed updates can be disabled, or set to only update every 24 hours.
If you would like to install Headlines to a WordPress or Blogger site, use our WordPress Headlines extension. This will create a listing of the feeds for the site and allow you to create, customize, and manage
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“New York Times Headlines” is an interactive feed which displays eight headlines from the New York Times.
It looks similar to the article synopsis feeds that are displayed on the sidebar of the New York Times web site. This feed is updated every 10 minutes.
I am presently experimenting with the feeds by adding it to a few different sites. The first one on which I added it was the New York Times “Guide” site. It just shows the headlines in an unordered list with a title to each one.
NewsBlaster RSS – What is it? How to use?
NewsBlaster RSS is an RSS feed aggregator which you can use to add RSS feeds to NewsBlaster. Simply add the RSS feed URL and click the “Add” button and you’re done.
Now, every time you open NewsBlaster, it displays the headlines from the feed that is selected.
How to use NewsBlaster RSS?
NewsBlaster RSS is really easy to use. Simply add a new feed and then you’re set.
For instance, my RSS feed is:
Now, whenever I open NewsBlaster, all I have to do is click “Add” and select the above feed and click “OK”. That’s it, and NewsBlaster RSS will now give me all the headlines from the above feed.
More Information:
This is just a sample RSS feed, and you are limited to only 8 headlines. This will display the headlines from the last 8 articles written by the New York Times for the last 8 hours.
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New York Times Headlines
This is a widget which displays eight headlines from the New York Times. Automatically updates every 10 minutes.
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Hello 2 months ago
Do you know how to add a date, time, weather, news, stock quote, links etc… on your site? I’ve been trying to solve this problem for a long time, and now I’ve found a plugin that I thought could work for me, but doesn’t. Would you please make a free version that doesn’t require a credit card to register on? I’m a little close to paying through my nose, so I appreciate anything that helps me save a few bucks (even if its for something that should be free). Here is a link to a similar plugin (which is exactly what you want)
Thanks for your time,
Gary
Hello 2 months ago
Do you know how to add a date, time, weather, news, stock quote, links etc… on your site? I’ve been trying to solve this problem for a long time, and now I’ve found a plugin that I thought could work for me, but doesn’t. Would you please make a free version that doesn’t require a credit card to register on? I’m a little close to paying through my nose, so I appreciate anything that helps me save a few bucks (even if its for something that should be free). Here is a link to a similar plugin (which is exactly what you want)
Thanks for your time,
Gary
Hello 2 months ago
Do you know how to add a date, time, weather, news, stock quote, links etc… on your site? I’ve been trying to solve this problem
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This is a simple, java webstart application which displays eight headlines from the New York Times.
The goal is to show a news site in a pleasant, user-friendly way without burning too many resources.
Javascript is used to scroll the news feed and cause the pan and zoom, but it’s very simple and I’m not interested in much of it.
I only want to display eight headlines; they are broken down into four categories.
These categories are supposed to be orange, yellow, green, and black. In the demo I’m using green, yellow, and black; and in the default configuration, you need to edit a template file to change these colors.
After the story appears, you’re supposed to be able to click on any story in order to display it in a new window.
Note that each story is a DIV which is contained within a table. This table has its own DIV containing the title of the story. When you click on the title, the story title pops up in a new window. (There’s a link in the title to the story page.)
The problem is that when you click on the story title it seems to jump around. It’s a little hard to explain, so I’ll show an example.
Click on the three stories near the bottom right (within the grey area). Notice how all three story titles seem to jump around.
When you click on the titles they don’t jump; they fade in. But they also fade out and disappear. I think I need to fix this behavior.
I’ve added a popup window which shows when you click on a story’s title. It shows the story with some basic info and the ability to see the story itself.
The problem is that it’s really hard to see which page the story is on when you click on it.
I can get the story title from the DOM and I can use javascript to remove the first “” and the number after it and display this text in a popup window. But then I don’t know where in the story the popup appears.
So, I need a way to add a little container around the story for users to click on that will display the story’s title.
Here are some things I want to accomplish:
1. Click on the story title in the popup (in the grey box).
2. The story title should fade in and fade out.
3. The story title should not disappear after the fade out.
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