You may try the current Development Version which handles excerpts differently. If you do that then control your podPress settings after the upgrade.
A more temporary solution might be to adjust your CSS a little bit. It is possible to hide the podPress content with
.podPress_content {
display:none;
}
Put this in a file called e.g. podpress_excerpt_temp.css.
Further it is necessary to make sure this style is only for the home, category and archive view. To do that you could use a little filter plugin:
<?php
/*
Plugin Name: podPress temporary excerpt filter
Plugin URI:
Description: filters the podPress elements on the home, category and archive pages
Author: ntm
Version: 1.0
Author URI:
Min WP Version: 2.6
License: GNU General Public License
*/
add_filter('template_redirect', 'add_css_to_excerpt_pages');
function add_css_to_excerpt_pages() {
if ( is_home() OR is_archive() OR is_category() ) {
wp_register_style('podpress_style_for_excerpt_pages', plugins_url('/podpress_excerpt_temp.css', (__FILE__)));
wp_enqueue_style('podpress_style_for_excerpt_pages');
}
}
?>
Call that file e.g. podpress_temp_excerpt_filter.php and place both file in the same directory inside the plugins directory e.g. /wp-content/plugins/podpress_filters/ and active this plugin. (Minimum requirement is WP 2.6)
Note that this filter is only limited to these special pages but not recognizes whether you have activated the option to display excerpts instead of full posts.
Regards,
Tim