Delete the_content
tag from the Loop.
Correct me if I’m wrong, but doing that would display only article titles on my Default/Home/Main page. That’s not what I’m looking to do.
I’m looking to create a seperate “Page” (like “About Us”) that would be a listing of just the article titles.
Not necessarily. I meant to delete it in the template file that is used to display that list.
However, if it is about a Page – it becomes more complicated: Pages are not meant to display multiple posts, so you will have to mess around more with the code. Unfortunately, I am not a coder.
Is this somehow possible with RSS?
I really want to create an “alternative view” for my visitors where they can view the site in blog-form (default) or view it in “newsboard-form” where its just a listing of the headlines w/no pictures or descriptions
Sure… You will need a custom template – look here for how-to:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Templates
You can start by copying index.php, removing the loop from it and using get_posts() to display only the titles:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/get_posts
After that just make a new page and use your template…
Anther possibility … You could tweak the srg_clean_archives plugin to do what you want. It displays a list of posts by title and date (beginning with most recent) and may be mounted on a page.
My head hurts, I appreciate the help but I’m not really understanding how to do this :-/
Holy crap I sorta got it http://insidethe8.com/?page_id=15
Now how do I put that inside the site’s normal header and footer? I’m gonna try to figure it out but any hints would be helpful!! 🙂
Yep, looks right. That took you exactly 11 min to do, not bad 🙂