# Feed Options

## 1.0. Feed Options

FeedSpring provides additional options that can be added to your feed using the `feed-options` attribute. These attributes can be added along side your main FeedSpring wrapper and FeedSpring ID (Example added below). 

To add multiple feed options you can separate the values using `|` without having to add the name multiple times.

*Full details for each of these available options is outlined below.*

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="HTML (Example)" %}

```html
<div feedspring="google_xxxxxxxx" feed-options="render:dynamic">
    <div feedspring="post"></div>
    <div feedspring="post"></div>
    <div feedspring="post"></div>
</div>
```

***An example of a feed with multiple options might look like this:***

```html
<div feedspring="google_xxxxxxxx" feed-options="render:dynamic|limit:6|lang:ja-JP">
    <div feedspring="post"></div>
</div>
```

{% endtab %}

{% tab title="Webflow (Example)" %}

{% endtab %}
{% endtabs %}

### 1.1 Dynamic Attribute

The `render:dynamic` option simplifies making changes by allowing a single source of truth for your post layout. Instead of duplicating each post element, it enables you to display multiple posts from one layout. You can [view a detailed description of this feature](https://docs.feedspring.com/feedspring/getting-started/options-and-advanced/dynamic-feeds) on the dynamic feeds page.&#x20;

To use this feature, set the attribute `name="feed-options"` and`value="render:dynamic"`

### 1.2 Count Limits

When using the `render:dynamic` option, you can specify a limit to the number of posts created. This can be controlled inside your dashboard via the feed settings, or by adding `limit:value` as a feed option.&#x20;

To use this feature, set the attribute `name="feed-options"` and `value="limit:6"`

{% hint style="warning" %}
As of version 1.3.0, the attribute value **`limit`** has replaced the previously used **`count`**. The **`count`** attribute is no longer supported in this and future versions.
{% endhint %}

### 1.3 Skip

The **skip feed** option allows you to specify posts that should be excluded from display on your website. This is particularly useful for skipping pinned items that you don't want to show to users on every page load.&#x20;

To use this feature, set the attribute `name="feed-options"` and `value="skip:6"`.

### 1.4 Language

The `lang` attribute in HTML ensures that web content is presented appropriately for different linguistic and cultural backgrounds. When applied to elements within a feed, it formats numbers, dates, and other language-sensitive content according to the specified language, enhancing the user experience.

When you specify a `lang` attribute, browsers adapt the display of certain elements to match the formatting rules of the given language. For instance:

To use this feature, set the attribute `name="feed-options"` and`value="lang:ja-JP"`

| Language Code | Description             | Example Display      |
| ------------- | ----------------------- | -------------------- |
| `en-US`       | English (United States) | 10M (10 million)     |
| `ja-JP`       | Japanese (Japan)        | 1000万 (10 million)   |
| `de-DE`       | German (Germany)        | 10 Mio. (10 million) |
| `fr-FR`       | French (France)         | 10 M (10 million)    |
| `es-ES`       | Spanish (Spain)         | 10 M (10 million)    |
| `zh-CN`       | Chinese (China)         | 1000万 (10 million)   |

For more details on the `lang` attribute and its effects on web content, refer to the [MDN Web Docs on the `lang` attribute](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Global_attributes/lang). This resource provides comprehensive information and additional examples to help you implement language-specific formatting effectively.