The Inspector of the Make me Feed Good add-on helps you choose the titles of the articles of a website with a click, so you don’t need to read its HTML code or write the CSS selectors yourself.

From the feed you are editing.

1. Go to Make Me Feed and edit a feed, or create one with Add New.
2. In Source index URL, paste the address of the page that lists the articles, for example https://example.com/news/.
3. Click Inspector. It opens that page in a new window.

Hover and click.

Move the mouse over the title of an article. The title must be a link to the article. The Inspector highlights all the titles of the page that use the same element and shows it in the Class Items field, for example h2.entry-title>a: a link inside an h2 with the class entry-title. You don’t need to choose each title: one is enough, because all the titles of the page have the same structure.

When the right titles are highlighted, click on one of them. The Inspector closes and adds that element to the CSS classes or IDs list of your feed.

Check that Permalink and Title are checked for that row, and save the feed.

Note: If the Inspector shows a black page or the site covers it with a banner, check Deactivate scripts in Inspector in the Advanced Settings box and open it again.

• Tutorial on how to create a feed page
• If the site doesn’t have an RSS feed, can the plugin still pull content?