<div class="loop-entry-content entry clr">
<?php if ( get_theme_mod( 'wpex_entry_content_excerpt','excerpt' ) == 'content' ) {
the_content();
} else {
$wpex_readmore = get_theme_mod('wpex_blog_readmore','1') == '1' ? true : false;
wpex_excerpt( 93, $wpex_readmore );
} ?>
</div><!-- .loop-entry-content -->
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I don’t know what I should replace.. Any idea?
I will appreciated!
thanks..
]]>Also, a question: is it possible to insert the entire new post in the newsletter instead of just a sample? I understand that most people probably use Mailpoet to drive traffic to their website, but I’m more interested in people actually reading the posts (which is more likely if they get the whole thing in their email, because a good chunk won’t ever click “Read more” to see how the post finishes.
Thanks in advance.
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wysija-newsletters/
]]>In settings within WP I’ve put it up to show complete posts – it doesn’t seem to change whether I have this on or off. I can’t see that I have any plugins modifying the RSS-feed – the plugins I have loaded mostly just do stuff to the blog itself, and does not go into the feed. I’ve tried turning all the plugins off too, without any effect.
Anyone have a tip or two that I can check out here? Could anybody just check the feed, via bloglines or feedburner or any other feed-service, to check if the complete post is shown?
]]>When i access to my homepage i can see the complet post, image including. If i browse throught the posts using the next and previous posts i can also see everything ok!
When i go to a certain post throught, search, archives or categories, i only see a small part of the post and i cannot see any photo of the post.
How can i set the images or the complete post to be visible when accessed throught search, archive and categories.
Thank you
]]>I read this post https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/85131
that tells how to add the ‘the_content’ versus ‘the_excerpt’ into the index.php and single.php template pages. But I’m still confused.
Here’s the blog: www.msco.com/blog
I found that my index.php contained ‘the_content’
And that my single.php page had ‘the_excerpt’ commented out using html <!-- -->
style comments, and ‘the_content’ was not commented. So I reversed the comments on them to no effect.
Thanks,
Chip