Evermore: a WordPress plugin

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• Thanks Hart. What you describe is surely possible — I’ll have a look at your site and see how it can be done without making the plugin too complex. As I say, I’ll get to it as soon as I can, but at the moment I barely even have time to sneeze…

  Brent, sorry for the delay; I was checking out Rss2Blog. Evermore should work with it, but it depends on what processing Rss2Blog does. If you could let me know the address of your blog then I will have a look and see if I can figure it out.

  Bennett | 10 October 2005

• Hi Bennett .. Have you had time to sneeze yet?

  HART | 20 October 2005

• Sorry; still no sneeze. No matter how many times I emigrate, it always seems to take a long time and a lot of organising… Maybe, maybe in the next couple of weeks.

  Bennett | 20 October 2005

• No problem Bennett .. when you have time, if you have time .. I redesigned my site yesterday … so, if you click on my name and see the site .. you will see what I was talking about - having the evermore kick in after 1st paragraph … mostly titles.

  Take care …// HART

  HART | 21 October 2005

• Hi,

  I see “Read the rest of this entry” on the main page, but not on the Category pages! It just shows “[...]” with no link. Can you help me? Thanks in advance.

  Jim Tobias | 25 October 2005

• If a file in your theme uses the_excerpt(), you will see [...] with no link. If it uses the_content() then you’ll see the link, and Evermore will work. So if you have a file category.php in your theme, open it and change
  the_excerpt()
  to
  the_content('Read the rest of this entry »')()

  The same trick work on other files such as archive.php and even index.php.

  Bennett | 25 October 2005

• Hi Bennet ..

  I hope all is well (and Paragraph 2 or 3 capabilities is still on the ‘plate’)

  Take care .. // HART

  HART | 2 November 2005

• [continued] //…. or perhaps you might be willing to lend the modified version of the script as seen (i believe) on this page? http://www.thunderguy.com/bennett/2005/07/19/julius-caesar-william-shakespeare/ I like how it looks after the 2nd paragraph and ties in the title. It’s been a month almost, since your post on the 20th … it would be nice to know if you will be working on something like that in the future, or will be unable to work on something like that for a long timel, or even still - that you will never will be working on modifications of this kind … I’d hate to go back and edit over 600 posts just to make it look pretty on the cover page… that’s the beauty of using your evermore i.m.o.

  HART | 19 November 2005

• Hart, the Bennettarium page you refer to uses the plain old Evermore plugin, but for that post I simply used a manual more tag at the beginning of the third paragraph! The shortened title is done with a customised title tag from a special Bennettarium-specific plugin. I tell ya, the plugins you see here are only the tip of the iceberg!

  I emailed you my More Evermore plugin a few days ago. Did you not get it? Let me know.

  Bennett | 19 November 2005

• Works great. Thanks. My only problem is that it doesn’t work with postie (email posts). Email posts show up in their entirety.

  Wallee | 20 November 2005

• Wallee, Evermore detects paragraphs by, amongst other things, looking for consecutive line breaks. So this would be two paragraphs:

  Blog home pages are often too full.

  By default, WordPress displays the last ten posts on the main page.

  But this is only one:

  Blog home pages are often too full.
  By default, WordPress displays the last ten posts on the main page.

  Maybe adding extra line breaks to your email posts will help. If not, could you give me a link to a post so I can see the problem? Thanks!

  Bennett | 20 November 2005

• Hi Bennett… I finally responded to your Nov 19th message via email - sorry it took so long. I did receive MoreEvermore, but it was part of the email itself. Can you please send as an attachment .txt file please? Thanks in advance! // HART

  HART | 24 November 2005
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• Thank you very much for making this plugin available. It’s exactly what i need. Using on my site http://www.picture-perfect-memories.com

  Joan | 8 January 2006
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