• ScottHaneda

    (@scotthaneda)


    Two quick ones I can not find with search, how can I create
    « title of previous post  |   Main   |   title of next post » style links on each blog posts page, much like DB does in MT here: http://www.drunkenblog.com/drunkenblog-archives/000515.html

    I also use the “more” feature a lot, and would like to change the (more…) to say something like continue reading… anyone know where that change is made at?

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  • Minna

    (@minna)

    For the 1st question, see previous_post and next_post template tags. <?php bloginfo('url'); > returns the url for the Home link.

    As for the 2nd question, see the examples for the_content tag.

    (Sorry for providing just links but I’m an avid Codex fan and I feel that people should be directed towards it. Hope you can build up the rest. If not, ask for more 🙂 )

    Root

    (@root)

    I second the Codex thing. Folks are working hard there and it can only benefit us if its supported. Plus it cuts down repetetive answers in the forum. Its our resource – lets celebrate it.

    Thread Starter ScottHaneda

    (@scotthaneda)

    I have tried the previous_post and next_post tags, I seem to get a sql error no matter where I put them, can someone show me a real example and a posting location to get it to work? I also think I need to have it in a conditional so I can tell it to only show on the blog post, and not on the main page where multiple blog posts are listed.

    Minna

    (@minna)

    well, if you have a Post template (single.php) you can put it there without any conditionals. But if you’re not using post template, you can put a <?php if ( is_single() ) { ?> <?php } ?> somewhere

    Here’s a cleaned code snippet off my single.php. The first line’s just to show some context, that is, the functions should be used inside the Loop:
    <?php if (have_posts()) : while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>
    <?php previous_post('&laquo; %','Previous entry','no') ?>
    <?php next_post('% &raquo;','Next entry','no') ?>

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