Alright, I seemingly have gotten things to work through DotNetNuke's bundled News Feeds (RSS) module...

I initially tried using feeds from CNN.com and YahooNews, but the resulting content displayed included a bunch of formatting code.  I imagine this has to do with a styling sheet, but wasn't sure how to fix it.  Any ideas...?

In the meantime, I am working with an RSS feed from the Associated Press that displays much more normally, without all the added brackets and code snippets.  However, the feed is displaying 10 news headlines and excerpts, which is much more lengthy than what I am looking for (perhaps 3 or 4, max).  I've tried looking in the module's settings, but don't see anything that looks like it would allow me to change the default number of "items" displayed in the feed.  Can anyone help me with this?

Here's a screen shot (scaled down) of what I'm talking about...

Again, I would like to get this list of 10 down to a list of 3 to 4.

Thanks. 

--Daniel

ok here is saying you want only 3 items

in your xsl you would have something like

xsl:for each

some xsl value

/xsl:for-each

chhange that to

xsl:for each

<xsl:if test="position() &lt; 4">

some xsl value

</xsl:if>

/xsl:for-each

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