Adnkronos RSS feed recipe (Italy version)

[mauragio]

Hi all,
I'm new to Calibre. I would like to update embedded Adnkronos recipe, and I managed to do it successfully, but I've just one problem.
I'm not using embedded content, so I'm trying to get content from effective article's webpage. In the final ePub everything's correct, index, article title, body and so on. How can I add article's image? The image url in in <envelope> tag into RSS XML or as an <img...> tag inside article html, but I can't understand how to let it shows on ePub.

Can you help me, please?

Below you can find my recipe's code:

#!/usr/bin/env  python2
__license__ = 'GPL v3'
__author__ = 'Giovanni Mauramati, based on Gabriele Marini'
__copyright__ = '2009-2010, Darko Miletic <darko.miletic at gmail.com>'
description = 'Italian daily newspaper - updated on 03-15-2022'

'''
http://www.adnkronos.com/
'''

from calibre.web.feeds.news import BasicNewsRecipe


class Adnkronos(BasicNewsRecipe):
    __author__ = 'Giovanni Mauramati'
    description = 'News agency'
    cover_url = 'https://www.adnkronos.com/assets/themes/desktop/images/vector/logo-adnkronos.svg'
    title = u'Adnkronos'
    publisher = 'Adnkronos Group - News agency'
    category = 'News, politics, culture, economy, general interest'

    language = 'it'
    timefmt = '[%a, %d %b, %Y]'

    oldest_article = 7
    max_articles_per_feed = 80
    use_embedded_content = False
    recursion = 10

    remove_javascript = True

    def get_article_url(self, article):
        link = article.get('id', article.get('guid', None))
        return link

    extra_css = ' .ar-top{font-style: italic} '
    
    keep_only_tags = [dict(name='div', attrs={'class': ['arpage-head', 'ar-main', 'ar-top', 'loading', 'ar-bigimg']})
                      ]

    remove_tags = [
        dict(name='div', attrs={'class': ['ev-list', 'ar-leggi']})
    ]

    feeds = [
        (u'Prima Pagina', u'http://rss.adnkronos.com/RSS_PrimaPagina.xml')
        #,
        #(u'Ultima Ora', u'http://rss.adnkronos.com/RSS_Ultimora.xml'),
        #(u'Politica', u'http://rss.adnkronos.com/RSS_Politica.xml'),
        #(u'Esteri', u'http://rss.adnkronos.com/RSS_Esteri.xml'),
        #(u'Cronoca', u'http://rss.adnkronos.com/RSS_Cronaca.xml'),
        #(u'Economia', u'http://rss.adnkronos.com/RSS_Economia.xml'),
        #(u'Finanza', u'http://rss.adnkronos.com/RSS_Finanza.xml'),
        #(u'CyberNews', u'http://rss.adnkronos.com/RSS_CyberNews.xml'),
        #(u'Spettacolo', u'http://rss.adnkronos.com/RSS_Spettacolo.xml'),
        #(u'Cultura', u'http://rss.adnkronos.com/RSS_Cultura.xml'),
        #(u'Sport', u'http://rss.adnkronos.com/RSS_Sport.xml'),
        #(u'Sostenibilita', u'http://rss.adnkronos.com/RSS_Sostenibilita.xml'),
        #(u'Salute', u'http://rss.adnkronos.com/RSS_Salute.xml')
    ]

Thank you so much!

[unkn0wn]

you included class 'ar-bigimg' in dict name div

but in html its under dict name figure class 'ar-bigimg'

(ignore the article img from rss xml.)

[mauragio]

Originally Posted by unkn0wn

you included class 'ar-bigimg' in dict name div

but in html its under dict name figure class 'ar-bigimg'

(ignore the article img from rss xml.)

U're right unKn0wn! Thank you so much!