Put the Feedshot button on your site

ServePDF.com provides a service to create a PDF document from available RSS feed entries. If your site has a news feed, then you can place a button that takes a Feedshot.

Using a Link

The HTML snippet below is a simple way to include the button.

<a href="http://pws.servepdf.com/feedshot?feedURL=YOUR-FEED">
 <img 
  src="http://docs.servepdf.com/images/servepdf_tiny.png" 
  width="18" 
  height="18" 
  style="border:none"/>
</a>

Popular blogging software, such as Wordpress, support links in your Blogroll associated with an image. An example of this can viewed at Self Halt.

Using a Form

Copy the HTML snippet below and enter the URL of your RSS feed into the first form variable. If you have created your own RSS template (Form) then change the formURL variable. You can also specify the number of entries on the document and whether you want just the summary or the full text (if available) of each entry.

<form id="rss2pdf" method='POST' 
 action='http://pws.servepdf.com/feedshot' 
 target="_blank">
 <input type="hidden" name="feedURL" 
  value="---REPLACE-THIS-WITH-THE-URL-OF-YOUR-FEED----" />
 <img 
  usemap="servepdflogo" style="border:none" 
  src="http://docs.servepdf.com/images/servepdf_tiny.png" 
  alt="Feedshot - RSS on PDF, powered by ServePDF.com" 
  width="18" height="18" 
  onclick="javascript:rss2pdf.submit()"/>
 <map name="servepdflogo">
  <area href="javascript:rss2pdf.submit()" shape="default">
 </map>
</form>