Defaults

Your Defaults become the base setup for Feedamic, and are automatically used in each of your Feeds until you override them case-by-case within each Feed.

This is a list of field handles to be used for an Entry's Title. Feedamic will work its way through your list until it finds a value.

Even if you do not have "title" in your list, if no value is found, it will always be used.

You can choose to inherit or override this list in your Feed configuration.

This is a list of field handles to be used for an Entry's Summary.

Feedamic will work its way through your list until it finds a value.

You can choose to inherit, disable or override this list in your Feed configuration.

This is a list of field handles to be used for an Entry's Content.

Feedamic will work its way through your list until it finds a value.

You can choose to inherit, disable or override this list in your Feed configuration.

You can choose to disable image support as your default preference.

When enabled, you can provide a list of field handles to be used for an Entry's Summary image.

Feedamic will work its way through your list until it finds a value.

You can also set a default image width and height. These will be passed to Glide to prepare your image.

You can choose to inherit, disable or override the image list list in your Feed configuration.

Every Feedamic setup needs a Fallback Name, and optionally Fallback Email. These are plain strings that are used for your feeds required author properties. After all, we want valid feeds, right?

You can also enable advanced Author setup too.

This allows your Author to be either:

• a related Entry or User, or

• fields within your Blueprint

For a related Entry/Author, you can specify:

• the field handle that stores the relation,

• a map for the Name, and

• a field handle for the email

The map for the name is a string of field handles in square brackets: this allows you to have your Author's name stored in separate fields, but still have Feedamic concatenate them on the fly.

For example, [name_first] [name_last] will look for the "name_first" and "name_last" fields in your related Entry/User, and replace the tokens with these field values.

The Email can be left blank to exclude the email from being output in your feed.

If you're storing your author details as fields within your Blueprint, this option is for you. You can specify:

• a field handle for the Name

• a field handle for the email

Email can be left blank to exclude the email from being output in your feed.

The default copyright statement to appear in your feeds.

You can choose to inherit, disable or override this list in your Feed configuration.

Feedamic 3 comes with Entry and Author models ready to go - and these can be selected from a list of models in your app (yep, Feedamic 3 will look at your app directory to find any compatible models).