Posted 6 years ago #
Hey...just working on my new blog and I can't seem to find a setting in the WordPress blog that will allow you to have the post continue on it's own separate page. Right now, I have a really long post and I want it to continue onto a different page so that it doesn't take up so much room on the main page. This is my blog as of right now:
http://www.salonfurniture.com/store/weblog/index.php
Thanks so much!
2 options
1) The "more" tag. Most themes support this with no modification. Look at your editor's toolbar and hover over the various shortcut buttons. One of them will be for more and inserts a tag like <!-- More --> into your article. Everything before that is shown on your main page, but the rest isn't shown until the more link is clicked (or the reader clicks the title and goes to the single page view).
2) The "nextpage" tag. Many themes do not seem to support this, but it isn't too tough to retrofit in. It actually breaks your post into a series of pages, controlled by where you put <!-- Nextpage -->
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Posted 6 years ago #
Ohhhhhh, I see! Thanks so much! I didn't see that there! lol
Posted 6 years ago #
Ok, so I added the more tag and well...it's doing something a little weird...it's going to the "add a comment" page. ??
Well... maybe check your permalinks? I clicked the title of your top article and got this url:
http://www.salonfurniture.com/store/weblog/index.php/2006/03/24/pedicure-sanitation-protocol/
which also turned out to be a blank page with a comment box.
Posted 6 years ago #
I'm afraid that if I change the permalinks url that the Comments link is going to be affected and it's not going to go to the comments form. hmmmm I don't know what to do.
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