Excerpt not visible in Rss 2 feed

I didn`t find a solution yet altough I searched for it.
Some help would be welcome…

Thnx for the response but I`m a newbie.
How do I allow tags?

Look for the_excerpt_rss in wp-rss2 and change the 2 to 1 – can’t say what that will do to your feeds, and don’t see the logic in having images in a description of a feed, but the image tag will show up.

I changed it like this and the imagetag shows up but the thumbnail is still not visible if you look in the feedreader.
I have nothing but images so I need a thumbnail. People don`t click that easily on a title compared to a thumbnail.
This is the result I get:
<description><img src="https:///wp-content/images/thumb-CRW_1537_RJ.jpg&quot; alt="" /></description>

I just want de thumnail displayed on my rss feed.
Doesnt matter where as long its there.
I thought it should by in the description but actually I have no clue.
I just now, I put my thumb in the excerptfield in MT and it showed up automaticely in the rss-feed under the title. Now I just get a title.

from looking at your result above, you have to put the full link to your image not just “/wp-content…”:
https://whatever.com/wp-content...

I just made the link shorter in the example.
Im using the thumbnails on my archive page and it works perfect.
They just dont show up in the rss…
thanx for the help anyway

I just found out how to do this….
I too put a thumbnail in my exerpt field
then in wp-rss2.php i found this…the_excerpt_rss(get_settings(‘rss_excerpt_length’), 2)…
and like as stated above, change the two to 1
set your Syndication Feeds in your Reading Options to Summary
Thats it BUT, it did not seem to work until I unsubscribed from Net News Wire, then re-subscribed.
Hope this helps!

Thanks I’ve been looking for that – just for interest the advantage to putting an image in the excerpted feed is that it allows you to include a visual element which may draw more people to your article, in an aggregator for example, but it doesn’t publish the entire feed, therefore people can come to your site to read the entire article if they want to. That’s why I want it, anyway.