• when you go to my site and click on a subcategory you get a normal looking summary of and entry. What i don’t like is that you have to click on the title to get to the main full text article. Many people are just seeing that and are like well thats it? And they leave… I was wondering if at the bottom of the summary (preview i guess you can call it) where it have “…” if that can be change to a link to the full article. Or can there be a link saying “read more” or something?

    Let me know!

    Thank you!

    blog= https://www.pbmansion.com/blog

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  • summary (preview i guess you can call it)
    It is called excerpt in WP lingo ??
    More: Template_Tags/the_excerpt

    A possible workaround:
    https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/82361?replies=2#post-422625

    Thread Starter pbmansioncom

    (@pbmansioncom)

    I don’t understand how to do this. I just want where there are summarys with … to have read more or something. Can you help me out with a step by step maybe?

    When writing the article put <!--more--> where you want a link to read the rest.

    What is so complicated? You can read about the Template_Hierarchy to find out which template file is displaying your category archives/listings.
    Most likely archive.php (if there is no category.php in the theme).
    Replace the_excerpt line with the code given at the link above.

    And for future reference: Want to modify and customize your blog/theme? Learn the basics of HTML/CSS. If you don’t understand you need to learn. There is no other way.

    Thread Starter pbmansioncom

    (@pbmansioncom)

    I am so lost. I have never worked with wordpress code editing before. I understand the <!–more–> function and all but not where to place it. These are the theme files.

    ‘BlueBlack’ theme files

    * Stylesheet
    * Popup Comments
    * Archives
    * Page Template
    * functions.php
    * Single Post
    * searchform.php
    * 404 Template
    * Sidebar
    * Archives
    * Main Index Template
    * Comments
    * Search Results
    * Footer
    * Links
    * Header
    * sidebar2.php

    Thread Starter pbmansioncom

    (@pbmansioncom)

    Anybody have an idea?

    Thread Starter pbmansioncom

    (@pbmansioncom)

    I’m inserting <!–more–> into my posts even and it is doing nothing. …..

    Thread Starter pbmansioncom

    (@pbmansioncom)

    Please can somebody help me!

    More had to be placed in between the content… for instance

    Image
    I love wordpress
    <!–more–>
    This is why i love wordpress

    then is will display on the site as

    Image
    I love wordpress

    Read more…

    Thread Starter pbmansioncom

    (@pbmansioncom)

    No but see if you go to like… https://pbmansion.com/blog/category/paintball/gear/

    there is not a read more link or anything. You can only click the title to go to the full article. What can i do about this?

    Because that template is using not the MORE but the_excerpt tag in it.
    Check the archive.php template file. Warning: not the archives.php file (with plural S at the end!) but the “singular”.
    We are back to my very first post here ??

    Thread Starter pbmansioncom

    (@pbmansioncom)

    I do not have archive.php. Why is nothing i am doing working? All i want is something that will be a link besides the title.

    * Stylesheet
    * 404 Template
    * Popup Comments
    * Archives
    * Archives
    * functions.php
    * Comments
    * Footer
    * Header
    * Main Index Template
    * Links
    * Page Template
    * searchform.php
    * Search Results
    * Sidebar
    * sidebar2.php
    * Single Post

    I do not have archive.php.
    and
    * Archives
    * Archives

    Well, one of those should be!

    Thread Starter pbmansioncom

    (@pbmansioncom)

    How do i know which would work? And what do i do with it?

    Thread Starter pbmansioncom

    (@pbmansioncom)

    I’m still lost

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