The purpose of this readme is mainly to instruct on how you can customize this
RSS configuration.

The base configuration was Hyral's RSS Feeds configs and permission was given by 
him so that I may release this config.  Thanks Hyral.

Meters:

There is only one meter and it is an XMLmeter Class.  In the included config, 
the meter has been named after the site which the feed is taken from.  You may 
name it whatever you would like, but the most important thing is URL of the feed.  
This is the first point of customization.  Find the feed you would like to use 
and replace the value in this meter.

Overlays:

Gizmodo 10
---Title
---Header
---0
------News
------News Shadow
------Entry BG
---1
------News
------News Shadow
------Entry BG
...
...
---9
------News
------News Shadow
------Entry BG

The above is the layout of the overlays.  The overlays of importance here are 
Title and Header.  Title is simply a TextOverlay containing the text 'GIZMODO' 
and Header is an ImageOverlay pointing to a white shape PNG file.

You can have an empty Title and use the Header image alone if you wish to do so.  
I have provided a PSD file containing the shapes for the entry background image 
and the white header image.  Their color can easily be changed in Photoshop and 
external images can easily be applied to the header image to make your own 
custom image headers.

Additionally, the way the entries are set up, you can customize how many entries 
you want in your own config (provided the feed has them).  If you want 10 entries 
from the feed, leave it as is.  If you want less, delete the CompositeOverlay 
from the end, starting with 9.  So, if you want only 5 entries, delete 5 through 
9 (leaving 0,1,2,3, and 4).

Should you want more than 10 entries, duplicate the last CompositeOverlay (9) 
and adjust the Y value of the new CompositeOverlay accordingly.  You also need 
to unload the config and edit the file directly in a text editor to accomodate 
for the additional entries.  The value to be adjusted is the height under the 
section [General] (line 6).

Notes:

Obvious applications of this are similar RSS configurations where most of the 
changes include graphics and minor adjustments.  Hint: if you use a text editor
with Find and Replace, it's much easier to change values simulatenously.  As it 
is, all the offsets (X and Y values) and fonts are the same for each overlay 
within overlays 0 through 9.

Remember to save the config to a new file prior to your edits.
