How to Make RSS Feeds for Google+ Profiles

A new app called Google Plus User Feed lets you see Google+ posts in an RSS reader, according to Lifehacker. All that is required is a Google+ user's profile ID, the Google Plus User Feed URL and the RSS reader to add it to, it says.

The user’s profile ID is found in the URL - it is a long series of numbers. For instance, the URL for author David Galloway’s Google+ profile is https://plus.google.com/111668640050600254907/ — so 111668640050600254907 is the profile ID.

Then, plug the ID number in at the end of http://plusfeed.appspot.com/. The RSS feed of Galloway’s profile would be http://plusfeed.appspot.com/111668640050600254907.

Now add that into Google Reader or another feed reader to stay updated with that user's public stream, he concludes.

How to Keep Auto-Scaling from Breaking a Mobile Layout

If your HTML text is under 12px, the iPhone will automatically scale it up potentially breaking your layout, writes Style Campaign. To turn off auto-scaling either make the fonts bigger or add the following code:

style="-webkit-text-size-adjust:none"

Read Style Campaign's 9 other tips for mobile email design here.