Maybe you can use CSS (display:none) or place the image after the more quicktag?
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jaero
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Well, if it’s placed after the quicktag, it isn’t displayed at the top of the post when you click MORE.
How would “display:none” work between the index and the MORE page with the full article?
If the image is not part of the post and you are adding it in the theme template files then you can use is_single() (See Conditional_Tags for more info) to detect that you are on a single post page and display the image then.
hope this helps
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jaero
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Actually just found the solution with the coffee2code plugin Hide or Cut Post Text.
My next question is, when you click “MORE” – what file do I have to edit so that in the single post page, id doesn’t skip to the part of the post where the <!–more–> tag was inserted? I want it to navigate normally and show the top of the page (otherwise the plugin i just used is rather useless).
“[W]hat file do I have to edit so that in the single post page, id doesn’t skip to the part of the post where the <!–more–> tag was inserted?“
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/21155#post-120254
That will be difficult to achieve without hacking core WordPress files unfortunately. The more quicktag causes WordPress to generate a link to the post page with an anchor reference on the page. WordPress then puts the anchor in the post content automatically so that you carry on reading from where you got to.
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jaero
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Thanks for the help guys! Got it working perfectly now.
