Title
Authour etc. etc.
First few lines of my news post bla bla bla...
Read More(On my Homepage it says: Weiter Lesen)
But this doesnt work because when i just copy the first few lines in the news post and paste it in the summary section, it is displayed twice when you click on read more. But when i remove the {summary} tag it doesnt display on the beginning(There is just Title, Authour etc, and read more...
2. I wanted that you are able to click on the title + the read more to get to the news post. but then the title doesnt show up in the news post...
Im not good in PHP, but you put both pages in 1(All news page + specific news post page) page. Why didnt you put it in 2 sperate files? I think that would solve the problem :D
Previously the summary would display in both "summary" view and "full article" view. The solution then was to have the first paragraph or sentence appear ONLY in the summary, and the full article would just continue from there.
Since v4.0, there is the facility to change how this works when you "include" the script using the "$news_layout" parameter.
<?php
$news_layout = '0';
// How the articles are shown when not viewing a single post
// 0 = default, shows article, if post has a summary shows it instead
// 1 = Show summary only
// 2 = Show article only
// 3 = Show summary and article
$comments_layout = '0';
// How the articles are shown when viewing a single post
// 0 = Show both article and summary
// 1 = Show summary only
// 2 = Show article only
include 'news/index.php';
?>
Format how your news articles get displayed using the above variables.
Even though I moaned a bit about adding this feature, I admit I have not yet updated my test site to try it out yet.
Previously the summary would display in both "summary" view and "full article" view. The solution then was to have the first paragraph or sentence appear ONLY in the summary, and the full article would just continue from there.
Since v4.0, there is the facility to change how this works when you "include" the script using the "$news_layout" parameter.
<?php
$news_layout = '0';
// How the articles are shown when not viewing a single post
// 0 = default, shows article, if post has a summary shows it instead
// 1 = Show summary only
// 2 = Show article only
// 3 = Show summary and article
$comments_layout = '0';
// How the articles are shown when viewing a single post
// 0 = Show both article and summary
// 1 = Show summary only
// 2 = Show article only
include 'news/index.php';
?>
Format how your news articles get displayed using the above variables.
Even though I moaned a bit about adding this feature, I admit I have not yet updated my test site to try it out yet.
While this isn't really the place for this discussion, I'll just quickly say that
a.) Your site takes a very long time to load - minutes, not seconds
b.) Your current sidebar navigation slides under the main content on my screen covering part of it and it cannot be closed once opened.
There's nothing wrong with simple. A standard type of nav bar (in black) above the music player (between the orange and black) would be the likely spot.
To respect Chris' forum, this sort of discussion can be done under his Spam & Chat section, or on a web design forum.
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