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ilg
(@ilg)
it doesn’t work in the front-end. It doesn’t split the post.
“front-end” post? Page? Post a link to a page/site with broken <!--more-->
Thread Starter
ilg
(@ilg)
Yosemite…
when you put <!–more–> in a post the post should be split in 2 parts in the blog. Right?
Well… my blog doesn’t seem to recognize that tag so the post is not split in 2 pages.
I don’t include the link to the post because you will not see anything.
🙂
thanks for helping!
G
when you put <!–more–> in a post
Thank you. Now, are you using the button to insert it, or are you typing it in? Are you using the wysiwig editor?
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ilg
(@ilg)
I tried both ways
no one works
yes I am using the the editor
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ilg
(@ilg)
the thing is…
does my theme have to include some line to make it work?
Myabe I am using an old theme made before WP came out with that feature
thanks
G
Have a peak at the Default theme’s index.php and compare the read more section to your theme’s.
Yet another reason to include a link to the site/page.
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ilg
(@ilg)
http://ilpuntodig.org/11-settembre-911-attack/bugie/
- Gli individui accusati di essere gli attentatori sono vivi e vegeti, in giro per il mondo.
<!–more–>
- Il governo Americano dice che nei video confiscati dai sistemi di telecamere a circuito chiuso dello Sheraton (Pentagono) ed altri, sia visibile il Boeing 757. Perche’ non fanno vedere i video? Zitterebbero tutti e si libererebbero delle accuse in tempo zero!
the page should be split in 2 parts (it’s just a test page)
thanks!
G
Ma no!
The “more” tag works only on the index page (which you don’t have) or on catgeory/monthly listing. Like here: http://ilpuntodig.org/category/11-settembre-911-attack/
It is not supposed to work on a single post view… somehow it doesn’t make sense.
(you could have saved a lot of ink giving the link in the first post 🙂
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ilg
(@ilg)
well… it makes sense because what you really want in the post page (my link) is multiple pages (which is the NXTPAGE function) so, I think they did it right.
<!–nextpage–>
but… what does it mean I don’t have the index?
why I am not using the index page?
My theme has the index.php
grazie moshu!
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ilg
(@ilg)
oh yes. I don’t use the index page because I am using Static Frotn Page plugin which sobstitute the index.php (blog index) with a Page.
I still didn’t get any help in my other post at http://wordpress.org/support/topic/81490?replies=3
thanks everybody!
G
