look in theme’s page.php for
the_excerpt()
and remove it
always back up 1st
Hi Samboll
Thanks for the speedy reply…I guess that wont effect the posts layout?
Many thanks
Neil
no – just the Pages
your theme’s single.php and index.php control posts
I just had a look and there’s page.php file ? is that normal?
Many thanks
Neil
I meant there’s no page.php file…
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most themes have one – however some may use index.php to control pages
try looking in there
what theme do you use and I’ll look at it
This is the theme I’ve used Samboll http://www.elegantwpthemes.com/?p=275
I had a look in the index.php, its not in there either…here’s the code:
<?php get_header(); ?>
<div class=”content”>
<?php include(TEMPLATEPATH . “/slider.php”)?>
<div class=”leftcont”>
<?php include(TEMPLATEPATH . “/recent.php”)?>
</div>
<?php get_sidebar();?>
<div class=”clear”></div>
</div>
<?php get_footer(); ?>
Many thanks
Neil
it may take a bit
that’s definitely a different set up
All your help is very much appreciated Samboll!
Is it possible to create a number of different the_excerpt() as I noticed this: <?php strip_tags(the_excerpt_main(90,'<a>','none',true,''),"<a><strong><br /><p><b><em>"); ?>... in the recent.php file. The reson I’m asking is because I’d like to have a shorter version of the_excerpt() in the mauve box above the ads in the right sidebar?
Neil
Hi,
yea I saw that line – I’m not sure how it all works, though. It seems that the excerpt is pulled for everything – posts, pages, archives, etc. with an image. Not sure how you would make it ignore the pages.
I’ll play with it on my localhost.
Hi Samboll
Thats great, very much appreciated 😉
Seems like maybe I picked the wrong template ;(
Many thanks
Neil
