1 omar32 Oct 28, 2006 00:50
3 omar32 Oct 29, 2006 02:47
Thanks!!!! Thats exactly what I was looking for. In the future I will be more descriptive with my titles.
4 smartechome Nov 20, 2006 04:28
Is there any way to make the" => Read more!" to appear right after the word that you placed the !M?
The way it is now, it skips a couple of lines and then it shows => Read more!.
[RESOLVED] Can I also change the "=> Read more!" for "More..."
(yes I did a search and that is how I found this topic)
Thank you!
5 topanga Nov 20, 2006 12:00
6 smartechome Nov 20, 2006 16:09
Thank you Topanga.
But as I mentioned on the post, I was able to change the => read more to say something else.
What I need is how to have the => Read more appear next to the text where the teaser ends and not two lines down.
I followed the link on your post and it explains how to change the => Read more, but it does not explain how to display it next to the teaser.
7 topanga Nov 20, 2006 17:05
The read more has it's own div class.
I suppose (suppose) that if you change that div class to a span class, you can be able to put it on the same line.. (I'm not that good in css)
A plugin is on its way to change the words completely.
For that I can only point you in the direction of Yabba and stk, the ones who made the plugin.
After the bit you want them to see click your !M button, then finish writing your post. It'll look like this when you post:
If you want the first bit to not be part of what they see after clicking to the full article use !M and !NT.