• I got the front page to work the way I want, everything after <!–nextpage–> is not shown. But when you click on read more I need to make a next page link for it all to be seen.

    Is there a way to make the single.php show all pages on just one screen?

    Thanks,
    Death Dream

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  • Thread Starter death-dream

    (@death-dream)

    Anyone?

    ~Death Dream~

    Is the following template tag present in your theme’s single.php and page.php files? http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/wp_link_pages

    Thread Starter death-dream

    (@death-dream)

    Thing is, I don’t want the page links, I just want them all to be shown when the user goes to click on Read more or the title of the post.

    So on the main page I only have the first paragraph showing using a nextpage to stop the rest from being seen on the index.php

    When the user clicks on the title or read more link they are sent to the single.php file correctly but only the first page is being shown, while the page links work correctly that is not what I want to use. I want the whole story to be posted no matter how many <!–Nextpage–> tages are used.

    I hope that made sense.

    ~Death Dream~

    It sounds like you want to use the <!–more–> tag instead?

    Thread Starter death-dream

    (@death-dream)

    AH HA!!! That was it! “(More)” link it puts in there?

    ~Death Dream~

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