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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<rss version="2.0">

<channel>
<title>W3Schools Home Page</title>
<link>https://www.w3schools.com</link>
<description>Free web building tutorials</description>
<item>
<title>RSS Tutorial</title>
<link>https://www.w3schools.com/xml/xml_rss.asp</link>
<description>New RSS tutorial on W3Schools</description>
</item>
<item>
<title>XML Tutorial</title>
<link>https://www.w3schools.com/xml</link>
<description>New XML tutorial on W3Schools</description>
</item>
</channel>

</rss>

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How do I display my RSS feed horizontally?
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I want to display my custom RSS feed as a horizontal list. I am using a responsive template and embedding my feeds into that template. I believe that my JavaScript is not separating each RSS post into a separate list item like I thought it would.

(function($) {
"use strict";

var RSS = function(target, url, options, callback) {
this.target = target
this.url = url
this.html = []
this.effectQueue = []

this.options = $.extend({
ssl: false,
limit: null,
key: null,
layoutTemplate: ‘<ul style="display:inline-block;">{entries}</ul>’,
entryTemplate: ‘<li><a href="{url}"><div class="title">{title}</div></a><br /><author>{author}</author><img src="{teaserImageUrl}"></img><date>{date}</date><br />{shortBodyPlain}</li>’,
tokens: {

},
outputMode: ‘json’,
dateFormat: ‘MMM Do, YYYY’,
effect: ‘show’,
offsetStart: false,
offsetEnd: false,
error: function() {
console.log("jQuery RSS: url doesn’t link to RSS-Feed");
},
onData: function(){},
success: function(){}
}, options || {})

this.callback = callback || this.options.success
}

RSS.htmlTags = ["doctype", "html", "head", "title", "base", "link", "meta", "style", "script", "noscript", "body", "article", "nav", "aside", "section", "header", "footer", "h1-h6", "hgroup", "address", "p", "hr", "pre", "blockquote", "ol", "ul", "li", "dl", "dt", "dd", "figure", "figcaption", "div", "table", "caption", "thead", "tbody", "tfoot", "tr", "th", "td", "col", "colgroup", "form", "fieldset", "legend", "label", "input", "button", "select", "datalist", "optgroup", "option", "textarea", "keygen", "output", "progress", "meter", "details", "summary", "command", "menu", "del", "ins", "img", "iframe", "embed", "object", "param", "video", "audio", "source", "canvas", "track", "map", "area", "a", "em", "strong", "i", "b", "u", "s", "small", "abbr", "q", "cite", "dfn", "sub", "sup", "time", "code", "kbd", "samp", "var", "mark", "bdi", "bdo", "ruby", "rt", "rp", "span", "br", "wbr"]

RSS.prototype.load = function(callback) {
var apiProtocol = "http" + (this.options.ssl ? "s" : "")
, apiHost = apiProtocol + "://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/services/feed/load"
, apiUrl = apiHost + "?v=1.0&output=" + this.options.outputMode + "&callback=?&q=" + encodeURIComponent(this.url)

// set limit to offsetEnd if offset has been set
if(this.options.offsetStart && this.options.offsetEnd) this.options.limit = this.options.offsetEnd;
if (this.options.limit != null) apiUrl += "&num=" + this.options.limit;
if (this.options.key != null) apiUrl += "&key=" + this.options.key;

$.getJSON(apiUrl, callback)
}

RSS.prototype.render = function() {
var self = this

this.load(function(data) {
try {
self.feed = data.responseData.feed
self.entries = data.responseData.feed.entries
} catch(e) {
self.entries = []
self.feed = null
return self.options.error.call(self)
}

var html = self.generateHTMLForEntries()

self.target.append(html.layout)

if (html.entries.length !== 0) {
$.isFunction(self.options.onData) && self.options.onData.call(self);
self.appendEntriesAndApplyEffects($("entries", html.layout), html.entries);
}

if (self.effectQueue.length > 0) {
self.executeEffectQueue(self.callback)
} else {
$.isFunction(self.callback) && self.callback.call(self);
}
})
}

RSS.prototype.appendEntriesAndApplyEffects = function(target, entries) {
var self = this

$.each(entries, function(idx, entry) {
var $html = self.wrapContent(entry)

if(self.options.effect === ‘show’) {
target.before($html)
} else {
$html.css({ display: ‘none’ })
target.before($html)
self.applyEffect($html, self.options.effect)
}
})

target.remove()
}

RSS.prototype.generateHTMLForEntries = function() {
var self = this
, result = {
entries: [],
layout: null
}

$(this.entries).each(function() {
var entry = this,
offsetStart = self.options.offsetStart,
offsetEnd = self.options.offsetEnd;
// offset required
if(offsetStart && offsetEnd) {
if(index >= offsetStart && index <= offsetEnd) {
if(self.isRelevant(entry, result.entries)) {
var evaluatedString = self.evaluateStringForEntry(self.options.entryTemplate, entry)
result.entries.push(evaluatedString)
}
}
}else{
// no offset
if(self.isRelevant(entry, result.entries)) {
var evaluatedString = self.evaluateStringForEntry(self.options.entryTemplate, entry)
result.entries.push(evaluatedString)
}
}
})

if(!!this.options.entryTemplate) {
// we have an entryTemplate
result.layout = this.wrapContent(this.options.layoutTemplate.replace("{entries}", "<entries></entries>"))
} else {
// no entryTemplate available
result.layout = this.wrapContent("<div><entries></entries></div>")
}

return result
}

RSS.prototype.wrapContent = function(content) {
if($.trim(content).indexOf(‘<‘) !== 0) {
// the content has no html => create a surrounding div
return $("<div>" + content + "</div>")
} else {
// the content has html => don’t touch it
return $(content)
}
}

RSS.prototype.applyEffect = function($element, effect, callback) {
var self = this

switch(effect) {
case ‘slide’:
$element.slideDown(‘slow’, callback)
break
case ‘slideFast’:
$element.slideDown(callback)
break
case ‘slideSynced’:
self.effectQueue.push({ element: $element, effect: ‘slide’ })
break
case ‘slideFastSynced’:
self.effectQueue.push({ element: $element, effect: ‘slideFast’ })
break
}
}

RSS.prototype.executeEffectQueue = function(callback) {
var self = this

this.effectQueue.reverse()

var executeEffectQueueItem = function() {
var item = self.effectQueue.pop()

if(item) {
self.applyEffect(item.element, item.effect, executeEffectQueueItem)
} else {
callback && callback()
}
}

executeEffectQueueItem()
}

RSS.prototype.evaluateStringForEntry = function(string, entry) {
var result = string
, self = this

$(string.match(/(\{.*?\})/g)).each(function() {
var token = this.toString()
result = result.replace(token, self.getValueForToken(token, entry))
})

return result
}

RSS.prototype.isRelevant = function(entry, entries) {
var tokenMap = this.getTokenMap(entry)

if(this.options.filter) {
if(this.options.filterLimit && (this.options.filterLimit == entries.length)) {
return false
} else {
return this.options.filter(entry, tokenMap)
}
} else {
return true
}
}

RSS.prototype.getTokenMap = function(entry) {
if (!this.feedTokens) {
var feed = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(this.feed))
delete feed.entries
this.feedTokens = feed
}

return $.extend({
feed: this.feedTokens,
url: entry.link,
author: entry.author,
date: moment(entry.publishedDate).format(this.options.dateFormat),
title: entry.title,
body: entry.content,
shortBody: entry.contentSnippet,

bodyPlain: (function(entry) {
var result = entry.content
.replace(/<script[\\r\\\s\S]*<\/script>/mgi, ”)
.replace(/<\/?[^>]+>/gi, ”)

for(var i = 0; i < RSS.htmlTags.length; i++) {
result = result.replace(new RegExp(‘<‘ + RSS.htmlTags[i], ‘gi’), ”)
}

return result
})(entry),

shortBodyPlain: entry.contentSnippet.replace(/<\/?[^>]+>/gi, ”),
//shortBodyPlain: entry.contentSnippet.replace("– Delivered by Feed43 service", ""),
shortBodyPlain: entry.contentSnippet.replace("369gopee", "<author>").replace("321gopee", "</author><br />"),
index: $.inArray(entry, this.entries),
totalEntries: this.entries.length,

teaserImage: (function(entry){
try { return entry.content.match(/(<img.*?>)/gi)[0] }
catch(e) { return "" }
})(entry),

teaserImageUrl: (function(entry) {
try { return entry.content.match(/(<img.*?>)/gi)[0].match(/src="(.*?)"/)[1] }
catch(e) { return "" }
})(entry)
}, this.options.tokens)
}

RSS.prototype.getValueForToken = function(_token, entry) {
var tokenMap = this.getTokenMap(entry)
, token = _token.replace(/[\{\}]/g, ”)
, result = tokenMap[token]

if(typeof result != ‘undefined’)
return ((typeof result == ‘function’) ? result(entry, tokenMap) : result)
else
throw new Error(‘Unknown token: ‘ + _token)
}

$.fn.rss = function(url, options, callback) {
new RSS(this, url, options, callback).render()
return this; //implement chaining
}

})(jQuery)
When I view the page source, there is not dynamically created html. How would I display these list items inline?

The feeds appear in HTML as follows:

<script>
jQuery(function($) {
$("#rss-feeds").rss("http://www.feed43.com/channelfireball.xml", {
limit: 15
})
</script>

<div style="border:none;width:100%;height:auto;overflow-y:scroll;
overflow-x:scroll;">
<div class="span2 item">
<div class="item-wrap">
<div class="post_results" id="rss-feeds"></div>
</div>
</div>
</div>
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Try applying style: ul { display: inline-block; } – Roberto Apr 27 ’15 at 20:40
Thank you for the response. I’ve attempted to add this in as many ways and places as I could find. I am able to add some styles to the dynamically created HTML, but have been unable to add this change to the list. If it helps, I am able to change the tags in my JavaScript to anything and achieve the same results. For instance, I could use <water></water> instead of <ul></ul> and get the same output on my webpage. – Geremiah Holbrook Apr 28 ’15 at 21:55
have you tried adding the styles as you create the layoutTemplate, using the style attribute to apply the styles that Robert suggests? adding inline-styles may cause problems down the line with style inheritance though. – Dpeif Apr 29 ’15 at 9:19
Can you provide mode code? it is not really clear. Thanks – Nick Apr 29 ’15 at 9:19
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Possible duplicate of How do you make div elements display inline? – Paul Sweatte Oct 1 ’15 at 19:40
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Custom is closely mirrored by 8 C.M.C. 2901, which deals with intestate succession. Under Chamorro custom, the surviving spouse receives a life estate, the issue get a vested remainder in fee. If there is no surviving spouse, the children get all the property by representation. If the spouse is not of NMD, then the spouse takes the maximum interest in property allowed by law, but not an interest in fee.

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All other lands pass to the surviving spouse in fee. Unless there are surviving children, in which case the spouse gets a life estate as trustee, the remainder to the oldest surviving daughter as trustee.

All other Carolinian property of a deceased husband is given to the surviving spouse in fee. If the wife dies first, then the surviving husband gets a life estate with the remainder to the issue.

For those who are not N.M.D., the surviving spouse gets all the property in fee. If there are children, the surviving spouse gets $50,000.00 and half the remainder, the children receive the other half of the estate by representation.

The above distribution scheme only applies to those who die after 1984. Those dying earlier have their estates distributed according to pre-code custom.

JUDGMENTS

Com. R. Civ. P. 54 to 57.

Judgments may be given for or against one or more of several plaintiffs or one or more of several defendants either jointly or severally.

Judgment on the Pleadings – available under rule 12(c), identical to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 12(c).

Summary judgment- provided by rule 56, similar to FRCP 56.

Declaratory judgments – See rule 57 of Civil Procedure.

Vacation or modification – See rules 59 and 60.

Setting aside – 7 C.M.C. 1304

Any defendant not personal notified may at any time within one year after final judgment enter an appearance and the court shall thereupon set aside the judgment and permit the defendant to plead.

Foreign Judgments – the CNMI has adopted the Uniform Enforcement of Foreign Judgment Act of 1994. 7 C.M.C. 4401. The law is to be interpreted to effectuate its general purpose to make it uniform with other adopting states and jurisdictions. The filing fee is the same as that established by the clerk for filing civil actions.

JURY : 1 N.M.I. Const. art. VIII

The legislature may provide for trial by jury in criminal or civil cases. Juries are not required for misdemeanors or felonies with punishments of less than five years or a $2,000 penalty. A jury trial must be demanded in a civil case not later than sixty days prior to the date set for trial. Com. R. Civ. P. 38.

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Cannabis Stocks Soar as Bill to Legalize Marijuana Approved
The landmark legislation could pave the way for weed to become legal at the federal level.

Joe Tenebruso (TMFGuardian)
Nov 21, 2019 at 2:20PM
Cannabis investors received some exciting news this week.

The U.S. House Judiciary Committee — which is charged with overseeing the administration of justice within federal courts and law enforcement agencies — approved a bill on Wednesday that decriminalizes marijuana at the federal level. If approved by the House of Representatives and Senate, the bill could pave the way for full-scale legalization of marijuana in the United States.


THE UNITED STATES MAY HAVE TAKEN A MAJOR STEP TOWARD THE LEGALIZATION OF MARIJUANA THIS WEEK. IMAGE SOURCE: GETTY IMAGES.

The Marijuana Opportunity Reinvestment and Expungement Act of 2019, or MORE Act, passed 24-10. The legislation is expected to be approved by the Democrat-controlled House of Representatives. However, gaining approval from the Republican-controlled Senate is likely to be more difficult.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has long opposed marijuana legalization. Other Republicans share similar views. "I don’t think a majority of the Republicans will support this bill," Rep. Ken Buck of Colorado said on Wednesday.

Still, industry watchers see the House Judiciary Committee’s approval of the bill as a major step toward legalization. If approved by Congress, the legislation would allow individual states to enact their own policies for marijuana. It would also direct federal courts to expunge convictions for marijuana offenses and institute a 5% tax on marijuana products that would fund substance abuse treatment and job training.

Thirty-three states have already legalized medical marijuana, while 11 states have legalized cannabis for recreational purposes. With two-thirds of Americans supporting marijuana legalization, according to a recent survey by Pew Research Center, more states are likely to work toward legalizing the drug in the coming years. Legalization at the federal level would likely accelerate this process.

Marijuana stocks rebound sharply
The news couldn’t have come at a better time for marijuana companies. Cannabis stocks have been pummeled in recent months, as regulatory scandals, licensing delays, black market competition, and a host of other challenges have weighed on the nascent industry.

Prior to Wednesday, industry leaders Aurora Cannabis (NYSE:ACB) and Canopy Growth (NYSE:CGC) had shed more than 50% and 40% of their value, respectively, since the start of the year. Fellow cannabis stocks Cronos Group (NASDAQ:CRON) and Aphria (NYSE:APHA) fell approximately 35% and 25% during that same time, while Tilray (NASDAQ:TLRY) crashed more than 70%.

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However, all of these marijuana stocks have surged over the past two days. The House Judiciary Committee’s passing of the MORE Act no doubt helped to fuel the gains.

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Some analysts believe the good times can continue for cannabis investors. As just one example, Bank of America upgraded Canopy Growth’s stock from neutral to buy on Wednesday, citing new retail store openings and accelerating cannabis orders by provincial governments as potential growth catalysts.

Those improving industry dynamics should also benefit Aurora Cannabis, Cronos Group, Tilray, and Aphria, to varying degrees. As such, it’s possible that the rally in these cannabis stocks could be just getting started.

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Joe Tenebruso has no position in any of the stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool has no position in any of the stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy.


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