euphorigenic designs - Web, Logo Design, Magento Commerce Theme Creation, Web Analytics » XHTML – CSS http://www.euphorigenicdesigns.com/blog euphorigenic designs weblog Tue, 15 Sep 2009 02:15:14 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc WordPress !–more– tag not showing or working http://www.euphorigenicdesigns.com/blog/wordpress-tag-not-showing-or-working/ http://www.euphorigenicdesigns.com/blog/wordpress-tag-not-showing-or-working/#comments Tue, 15 Sep 2009 02:11:16 +0000 Isaac.NG http://www.euphorigenicdesigns.com/blog/?p=30 If you do lots of customisation hacks on your wordpress theme, such as using query_posts(‘..’) with loads of funny stuff, you might find later down the road that the ‘more’ tag is not working for your blog.

 

To confirm that this is a theme issue, switch to WP’s default theme temporarily and see if the more tag is shown. If the tag still doesn’t show, it should be a plug-in issue which is not discussed in this post.

 

So how do I fix it if its my theme?
Check this codex snippet:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/query_posts#Retrieve_a_Particular_Post

 


If you want to use the Read More functionality with this query, you will need to set the global $more variable to 0.

<?php
global $more;
// set $more to 0 in order to only get the first part of the post
$more = 0;
?>

 

Took me awhile figure out, hopefully this will help you!

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if you use ‘@charset “utf-8″;’ right after your comments at the beginning of your css, chances are the first css entry will not be processed by Safari / Chrome browsers. This had caused  annoying 1em margins in all tags in my theme since my first entry is (and has always been) * {margin:0; padding0;}

Removing the line solved the issue beautifully.

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