This is such a simple question it seems yet I can’t find a definite answer on it. So how do you make get_the_content() obtain all the content of a post even if it has <!–more–> inside of the text which normally makes the function return after it has been used ? 1 Answer 1 I … Read more
I have the following blog template with the the_content outputted. I have placed <!–more–> However it does not appear to be functioning, http://www.milknhny.co.uk/DVine/?page_id=19 Is there anything that needs to be included within functions for this to function? Code Of my Blog Template <?php /* Template Name: Blog Template */ ?> <?php get_header();?> <?php echo get_the_post_thumbnail($post->ID, … Read more
I’d like to style differently the content before the link, but in single.php. To be more specific, all my posts on the homepage only have a summary, and the rest of the text is cut thanks to the use of the more tag. So when I click on “read more” I see the complete post, … Read more
I recently read this awesome post and I need help figuring out how to display the ‘Read More’ link only on posts with more content to display. As it is, currently, it’s displaying on every post, even if it’s a short one-liner. Any help would be appreciated, I basically just copy/pasted Pieter’s code with a … Read more
I want to add a class to the ‘Read more’ link. Actually I have this: <?php the_content( ‘Read more…’ ); ?> Which outputs: <a href=”…?p=14#more-14″ class=”more-link”>Read more…</a> How can I add a class (using PHP) to the link, so it outputs: <a href=”…?p=14#more-14″ class=”more-link my_new_class”>Read more…</a> 4 Answers 4 What (exactly) happens When calling the_content() … Read more
I need to be able to hide/show arbitrary content (paragraphs, lists, maybe pictures) based on a user clicking a link. This is easy enough, but I am running into a lot of problems trying to add this in the middle of a paragraph. We’re trying to have a “read more” type link on certain sections … Read more
I need to determine if the current post has a “more” tag. I’m currently using $pos=strpos($post->post_content, ‘<!–more–>’); Am I missing a built in method similar to has_excerpt()? 4 s 4 Quite simply put: there is no built in function that does the same thing as your code above. Bonus content: More tag tricks
Is there a way I can add some kind of pre_get_posts() filter to strip out the “read more” link that appears at the end of the_excerpt() for only 1 certain custom post type that I specify? If so, can someone please help me out with the code? I’ve been working at it for a while … Read more
I am using the Siren Template. In homepage.php this code is used to display the portfolio content print_excerpt(200); But I to need show the content only before <!–more–> I have used this: the_content( $more_link_text, FALSE); but it is not working. It shows all the content 2 s 2 You can use the WordPress function get_extended … Read more
Here is the excerpt of the post on my home page. I want to end the excerpt with a sentence. In this case it is ‘ opportunities. ‘. I know how to modify the length but it won’t do what i want. Here is excerpt from other website. Here you see excerpt ending with a … Read more
