I am trying to get RSS feeds working on my site, but I cannot find any information about how Drupal produces the RSS feed - there seems to be very little on drupal.org relating to RSS/XML feeds, and nothing in the handbook regarding RSS/XML other than pointers to the Syndication and Aggregator modules (both of which I have installed).
Here is my problem: I have enabled the 'Syndication' block, and now I have installed the Syndication Module, I have replaced it with the 'Syndicate (more)' block. On both occasions, the XML icon appears in the block. However, it only ever links to "feeds/site", which gives me nothing more than the front page. (I do not have anything promoted to the front page). Feel free to look at my site - the link is below.
All I want to do is have the XML icon appear on every page with a feed, and when you click on it, you get the appropriate feed for that page or the section to which it belongs. I am happy if all it does is link to the taxonomy feed relating to the page (as I have my pages organised pretty exclusively by category).
Am I missing something? It appeared, from the little information I could find, that all I would have to do is enable the 'Syndication' block and not worry about it.
It may be relevant that I have pathauto set up to generate RSS aliases as well; could this in some way affect how the Syndication block shows its link? Obviously, I don't want to disable pathauto and URL aliases.