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not able to show the whole content of the post despite I click on the Post name
what file have you edited?
is it possible that this file is called from the index template and the single post template?
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happik
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Hi all,
@alchymyth: I have called all posts in the loop in the index file. I didn’t create a post template by myself yet. I have added another file archive.php with the same content as index. Could this be the problem?
@t-p: I am working on my own theme, that’s why I write to the developing group. There is nothing special except the loop and added other infos. I hope somebody have experience to help me.
just use echo get_the_excerpt() instead of the_excerpt().
Hope it will solve the issue
Hi Happik,
You need to create new template for single post(single.php) and paste all code form index file. And just replace the_excerpt() with get_content().
Dobrý den. Ketan Ambaliya offers good advice. For the sake of discussion, you do not need to create a single.php template, though it’s a good idea. As you’ve seen, if no single.php template exists, WP will use index.php. You could place a conditional on index.php where the use of content or excerpt depends on the value returned by is_single(). Then both situations are covered by one template.
Having the single.php template is generally a good idea. It allows you to lay out the page differently than index.php, using different classes, template parts, etc. While you could continue to use is_single() to achieve the same end on index.php, its repeated use starts to become silly at some point.
Another benefit of a separate single.php is a user may wish to further customize your theme by creating a child theme. Users with limited PHP skills will have a better time modifying a straight forward template instead of a convoluted template with many conditionals.
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happik
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Hi all.
Thank you all for your contribution to this thread. You all have helped me to find the solution.
It is not a good idea to write the get_excerpt() to the file index.php without any rules and without the file single.php.
If there is no single.php (and I do not have it) then there isn’t the way to show the whole content.
It would work with the combination of single.php with get_content() inside, but the best way for me is to use is_single() in index.php.
It’s working now! Thank you.
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