@Simona G. thank you for so quickly responding and helping set my expectations. I would just reply that the work to enhance RSS features mainly serves a relatively small population of Wix sites with users who regularly employ RSS readers that can parse out the different categories from the aggregate feed. The universe of users who understand and use email subscriptions is far larger. Adding category-specific RSS feeds would serve that larger population. And it seems like a relatively simple enhancement to implement. Thanks again for responding and for all the marvelous support you give to your Wix developers.

Late to comment--but an old request: Please enable offering RSS feed for individual category, not just the single RSS feed for all categories. This would enable easily offering email newsletters for individual categories. Thanks.

Thanks for the prompt response!

In other sites, one approach taken is to allow two-rows for the menu in desktop view. So that might be the best Wishlist request for fuller use of the available horizontal space. The mobile view of course is still just the dropdown. Thanks.

Maya, Thank you for this and all your previous responses. I think I understand how the category (full) URL can be used to link to a specific menu category in the main blog module. And I have viewed the page in the main module. However, I can't use the URL (e.g., https://dougsacarto.wixsite.com/dems/economy-jobs-social-justice ) because the site is not published and cannot be found through an external URL. I would also like to embed that listing posts in a separate page (with other content on the page), but I'm not seeing a way to do that, except through the Custom Feed, which has the limitations that I've already discussed. That's why I would like to see the custom feed have the same functionality as the main blog module: menu that lists the included categories (if more than one), pagination (at minimum a setting for number of posts to display at a time with forward and back navigation buttons ("<" ">") , search function within the categories included in the feed. Thanks, Doug

Maya, As I note in previous response, I just learned about category URL, but cannot test it because relative URLs are not accepted and I'm in pre-published mode. Does the category page also have pagination so there is not the endless page scroll? After reading a post from the category page and closing it, where is the visitor left--still at the category page? Unable to test the category page, I still have questions like these. The problem with jumping from the Custom Feed when reading a specific post is that the visitor is taken away from the page. It's confusing and a navigation problem. They can't easily read numerous posts that way. And of course the custom feeds can combine categories for special purposes, which is not the case with category URL. I still recommend having the option to have posts display in a popup window when reading posts from a custom feed or recent posts feed. Alternatively, the system should keep track of which page and where the visitor accessed the post (in the main blog, category URL page, recent posts feed on page, custom feed on page) and return them to thet point when the post display they are reading is closed. Thanks!

Maya, Thank you for responding to my comments/questions. Earlier today I saw a post about category URL in the Wishlist forum and posted a follow up question there. I tried to use the relative URL (/categories/my-blog-category) for a button, but that was flagged as an invalid URL. I'm in pre-published draft mode now and don't have the ability to test entering a full URL to see if that is how I can link to the category. Is that how the category URL has to be used? (As I noted there, it would be nice to be able to use relative URL for my situation and also to streamline loading internal URLs.) I would use the Custom Feed for recent posts along with an ALL POSTS button using the category URL. Thanks again.

Simona, Can the number of categories shown on the menu bar be given more horizontal space in desktop mode? I've made the font small and formatted the blog module to be full-screen width. But the horizontal space used for the menu categories is only about half the available space and then everything else is thrown into the drop-down "More" list. I'd like the maximum number of categories shown. (My other request for multiple blog modules with selected categories would address this problem of space in my case! But for now, can I just make better use of the available space?) Thanks.

Thanks for your thoughts on this.

Thanks for the quick response! I need to distribute blog posts by category via RSS feeds. (On the site, I will just use the custom feed for each category.)