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How to partially replace URLs in RSS feeds

Learn how to use Advances rules to replace URL substrings

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Partially replacing URLs in your RSS feed can be useful for tasks such as redirecting traffic or updating links without changing the entire URL structure. For instance, you may want to replace a specific domain in URLs to direct users to a new site.

Example: Let’s say you want to replace any instance of https://www.example.com with https://www.newsite.com, so your feed links go to the new domain.

1. Open your feed and go to the Filters tab.

2. Scroll down until you see Advanced rules to modify posts and click + Add Rule.

3. From the dropdown menu, select Replace URL Substring.

4. Enter the URLs:

  • In the first box, type the old URL or substring, for example, https://www.example.com.

  • In the second box, type the new URL or substring, such as https://www.newsite.com.

5. Toggle the Enable Regex option to allow the system to process the URL replacement.

That’s it! Your RSS feed will now replace the specified URL with the new one.

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