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RSS Namespace Documentation for Great Place to Work
Welcome to the official documentation for the custom RSS namespace used by Great Place to Work to structure multilingual content in our feeds.
Namespace Declaration
We use the gptw namespace for extended functionality in our RSS feeds, allowing us to define language-specific article versions.
xmlns:gptw="https://www.greatplacetowork.com/rss-namespace"
Custom Tags
In our RSS feeds, the gptw namespace includes the following custom tag:
<gptw:alternate>
This tag indicates an alternate language version of a blog post. The lang attribute defines the language of the alternate article, and the content inside the tag is the URL of the translated article.
gptw:alternate tag will appear in the RSS feed for articles that have translations in other languages.
Example
Here is an updated example of how the gptw:alternate tag would appear in the RSS feed for an article that has been translated into French (fr-ca) and Spanish (es-es):
<item>
<title>Example Blog Post</title>
<link>https://www.greatplacetowork.com/en/blog/example-blog-post</link>
<description>Blog post content...</description>
<!-- Alternate versions -->
<gptw:alternate lang="fr-ca">https://www.greatplacetowork.ca/fr/blog/example-blog-post</gptw:alternate>
<gptw:alternate lang="es-es">https://www.greatplacetowork.com.es/es/blog/example-blog-post</gptw:alternate>
</item>
How to Use
When consuming the RSS feed, you can check the gptw:alternate tags to find translated versions of the blog post in other languages. The lang attribute specifies the language of the alternate version, and the content of the tag is the URL to that version.
lang code (e.g., fr-ca, es-es) when processing the feed to display the right language version.
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