Obviously, open Blogger destinations offer a RSS channel. In any case, there may be times when you need to turn it off, either for good or quickly.
RSS and Blogger
In advance I've cleared up what RSS is and why it's basic for bloggers.
Regardless, there may be times when you have to kill your RSS channel, either in light of the way that you would lean toward not to offer one by any methods, or because you have to make a couple posts, or changes to existing posts that are not advised to your RSS endorsers.
Of course you may need to leave again - for example, if you have to use a dynamic design, to offer a subscribe-by-email decision, or to enable modified showing on Google +.
How execute an online diary's RSS feed:]
In post-Sept 2011 Blogger (also called the new interface):
Go to the Settings > Other tab.
(This is the principle decision that altogether murders your sustenance: the others, including Custom, forsake a couple parts of the dining experience upon.)
How turn on your RSS channel
This is just the same as executing the sustenance (see above), beside that your need to pick one of these choices:
Full - the whole post is showed up in your sustenance
Until Jump Break - simply the part of the post before the bob break is sent to your sustenance
Short - simply the beginning 120 (ish) letters, or less if the bob break begins things out, are sent to your sustenance.
Furthermore, the new interface has a Custom decision, and the old interface has an Impelled Mode. If you use these , you can freely set the quality for post feed, comments support (all comments), and comments empower per-post.
Private online diaries and RSS
Online diaries that are not open don't offer RSS channels, since they can't be secured. So if your web diary is private, then it doesn't have any kind of effect what setting you pick, your site won't offer a RSS channel.