Several Atom elements share the Atom content model: title, tagline, info, copyright, summary, and of course content. Universal Feed Parser captures all relevant metadata about these elements, most importantly the content type and the value.
![link to this example [link]](images/permalink.gif)
Example: Detailed Information on Feed Elements
>>> import feedparser >>> d = feedparser.parse('http://feedparser.org/docs/examples/atom.xml') >>> d.feed.title_detail {'type': u'text/plain', 'mode': u'escaped', 'base': u'http://example.org/', 'language': u'en', 'value': u'Sample Feed'} >>> d.feed.tagline_detail {'type': u'text/html', 'mode': u'escaped', 'base': u'http://example.org/', 'language': u'en', 'value': u'For documentation <em>only</em>'} >>> d.feed.info_detail {'type': u'application/xhtml+xml', 'mode': u'xml', 'base': u'http://example.org/', 'language': u'en', 'value': u'<div><p>This is an Atom syndication feed.</p></div>'} >>> d.feed.copyright_detail {'type': u'text/html', 'mode': u'escaped', 'base': u'http://example.org/', 'language': u'en', 'value': u'<p>Copyright 2004, Mark Pilgrim</p>'} >>> d.entries[0].title_detail {'type': 'text/plain', 'mode': 'escaped', 'base': u'http://example.org/', 'language': u'en', 'value': u'First entry title'} >>> d.entries[0].summary_detail {'type': u'text/plain', 'mode': u'escaped', 'base': u'http://example.org/', 'language': u'en', 'value': u'Watch out for nasty tricks'} >>> len(d.entries[0].content) 1 >>> d.entries[0].content[0] {'type': u'application/xhtml+xml', 'mode': u'xml', 'base': u'http://example.org/entry/3', 'language': u'en-US' 'value': u'<div>Watch out for <span>nasty tricks</span></div>'}