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I’m creating an RSS feed out of some articles using CakePHP, but it doesn’t show up in Firefox like it used to.
To be more precise: there used to be an RSS icon in the addressbar, but now it’s not there.
Is adding this to the head element not enough?
<link href="http://domain.be/index.rss" type="application/rss+xml" rel="alternate" title="News">
Your link element seems reasonable, however note that Firefox 4 removed the RSS icon from the URL bar. Sorry, but I can’t remember what they did with it; however for testing purposes you could try using SeaMonkey which still has an RSS icon in its URL bar.