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RSS Feed Problem

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Hello all,

I am working towards my degree in IT and Web Design from the University of Phoenix / Axia, and have hit a snag that I cannot figure out.... :unsure:

Let me start by saying that I am fairly new to web page coding, although I do have some past experience with HTML, but am in no way a guru by any stretch. That having been said, I am going to post some code here, and a screenshot in the hopes that I can get some advise here that can help set me straight on this...,

My problem, is that even though I believe that I have coded my RSS feed correctly within my XML file, it is not opening a proper RSS feed page for me, and I am sure that it is something that I have missed. Here is my coding:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/css" href="../week3/cssfile1.css"?>
<rss version="2.0">
<channel>
    <Title>Project Gutenberg</Title>
	    <link>http://www.gutenberg.org/</link>
        <Description>	online reading / free ebooks</Description>
	
<item>
    <title>Self Publishing </title>
	    <description>rss feed to self-published works</description>
         <link>http://self.gutenberg.org/rss/authors.aspx</link>
        <pubdate>01 May 2013</pubdate>
       <lastbuilddate>14 July 2013</lastbuilddate>
	
</item>

This is what I have been led to believe is proper format for the coding of an RSS feed within an XML document, but when I open it in a browser, all I get is the code sloppily written out with no RSS feed?? :help:

All of the other programs that I have seen are almost identical to this, but they work, and whe they are opened they open a web page with an RSS feed like so,post-57153-0-25615600-1374913730_thumb.jpg

This is what opens for me,

 

I think it is my code, but I would like a more informed viewpoint on this, and thanks in advance. :clapping:

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I apologize, but I posted the incorrect results for what my code is displaying when run.... :blush1: :blush1:

Also, I think I posted the incorrect code as well, and I tried to edit my post, but it kept giving me technical errors, :blink: so I am going to add the correct info here in this reply.

My code is this:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/css" href="../week3/cssfile1.css"?>
<rss version="2.0">
<channel>
    <Title>Project Gutenberg</Title>
	    <link>http://www.gutenberg.org/</link>
        <Description>	online reading / free ebooks</Description>
	
<item>
    <title>Self Publishing </title>
	    <description>rss feed to self-published works</description>
         <link>http://self.gutenberg.org/rss/authors.aspx</link>
        <pubdate>01 May 2013</pubdate>
       <lastbuilddate>14 July 2013</lastbuilddate>
	
</item>
</channel>
</rss>

and what is coming up for me when I run this is the following,

post-57153-0-77069600-1374914650_thumb.jpg

Sorry for the confusion, but I am fairly new to this!! -_-

 

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