Feedly Tab Renaming and Deletion and Google Reader Tag Synch
Created a Feedly tab called "Social Networking" - ok, i didnt spot the space delimiter... so ended up with two tabs of Social and Networking... now how do I correct this situation? Couldnt spot a delete tab in edit subscriptions and my next thought was lets go and create one in Google Reader and it would sync through - but it looks like the sync of Google Reader Tags is a one off thing?
Whats the preferred method to fix this?
Whats the preferred method to fix this?
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Inappropriate?Here is the solution to this:
1. click on the Social Tab, you should see the source you used to create the tab.
2. click on the i icon > edit subscription
3. uncheck Social and Networking
4. create SocialNetworking
When you save, you should see both Social and Networking go away and SocialNetworking appear (try to reload the page, but I think that it should self update)
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this solves the problem
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Actually went to apply the solution above and discovered that the changes I had made in Google Reader had synchronised through so the Social and Networking Tabs had vanished and a new one of Social Networking was there with the relevant subscriptions shifted to it so thats a good thing in terms of keeping Google Reader and Feedly in sync with each other - but I'll bear in mind your solution if I do the same again :)
I suppose the next test is if I create a new Tab in Feedly and attach/move subscriptions to it do they get synched to Google Reader or do they hide in one of the z folders it creates? -
Inappropriate?jican,
if you create a new tab in feedly, it will be represented as a folder in google reader.
Edwin
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this solves the problem
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