• Hi guys

    I recently re-installed wordpress on my website and started using it again. I would like the frontpage to only show resumés of my posts and have people press on the story in order to read it fully, but I can’t get it to work with the settings page. At the monemt, I have two posts and I have done the following:

    • 1. I log into the admin panel of the blog site
    • 2. I press settings on the right side and then I selec “Reading” on the menu at the top of the window.
    • 3. I check the box where it says show resumé instead of showng the whole text.
    • This dosent do anything though, I still see the whole two posts on the front page. Then I tried in the posts themselves, addind the “read more” line to the post. It cuts the post where I want i to, but clicking on the link only seems to refresh the current page and not show the whole post as it was meant to.

      Any suggestions?
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  • I check the box where it says show resumé instead of showing the whole text.

    Huh? There’s nothing like that in your settings. You can choose to have the *feed* show a full text or a summary, but that has nothing to do with how things are displayed on your blog.

    Are you talking about showing excerpts? You can either change your index.php file from the_content(); to the_excerpt();, or just use the <!–more–> tag when you write your posts to have people continue from a point you designate.

    Thread Starter edleen

    (@edleen)

    Sorry, resumé is me translating from the danish installation of wordpress, it was the excerpts I meant.

    But as I wrote, the more tag dosent seem to work, ill try editing the php file for the front page though.

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