Evermore: a WordPress plugin

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• Finally I have updated Evermore to version 2 (formerly known as “More Evermore”). This allows you to control the size and appearance of the preview. Please give it a try and let me know what you think.

  Bennett | 28 March 2006
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• I just installed version 2.0 .. D’oh - I came to let you know - and see that there is a new options page. I guess I will play with it ever so many days now Thanks Bennett!

  HART | 29 March 2006

• I just both “evermore” and “less” and they both work perfectly.

  The best thing is you dont need to edit your themes to use these plugins.

  Simply great

  Thanks

  http://www.alibutt.com

  Ali | 10 April 2006

• “Evermore” and “Less” Work Excellent Together!!!

  Thankyou
  http://www.webcamall.com/

  Matt | 10 April 2006
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• I suggest that we should replace the text “(more…)” with the something like read more: [title]. Example “read more about Samsung V8890 Cell phone”. This will helps in search engine optimization.

  I will try to modify your code and see whether i can figure out a quick way to do that.

  my site is http://www.handcellphone.com

  Thanks

  Meng Goo | 25 April 2006

• Meng Goo, the feature you mention is already built into WordPress — you can do this by editing your theme. For example, in index.php, change

  the_content('Read the rest of this entry »');

  to

  the_content('Read more about '.get_the_title());

  I suspect that it would take a lot of magic to get a plugin to do this.

  Bennett | 25 April 2006

• Bennett,

  Thank you for the answer, I had the same question.

  I’d like to take it one step further…How do I change the code so I can put question marks around the title along with a ?

  So it would read- Read more about “title of page?”

  Thank you in advance

  Scott Gaines
  Your freshwater fishing basics coach

  Scott Gaines | 28 April 2006

• Scott, use this in your theme:

  the_content('Read more about “' . get_the_title() . '?”');

  and it should appear like this:

  Read more about “Title of Page?”

  Bennett | 28 April 2006

• Thank you Bennett,

  I’ll be sure to give that a try!

  I appreciate all your hardwork and help!

  Scott Gaines
  Your Freshwater Fishing Basics Coach

  Scott Gaines | 30 April 2006

• Bennett,

  When I copied the line into my theme, I recieved the following error message:

  Parse error: parse error in /home/httpd/vhosts/askscottgaines.com/html/wp-content/themes/fishing/index.php on line 23

  Any ideas?

  Thank you,

  Scott Gaines

  Scott Gaines | 30 April 2006

• I didn’t mean for you to replace the entire line, just the original the_content(...) bit. But replacing the line might be easier. So here’s the easy way:

  In the default theme, open the file index.php. Find this line:

  <?php the_content('Read the rest of this entry &raquo;'); ?>

  Delete it and replace with this:

  <?php the_content('Read more about &#8220;' . get_the_title() . '?&#8221;'); ?>

  It works for me; let me know if it doesn’t work for you.

  Bennett | 30 April 2006

• Bennett,

  THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!

  That did it!!

  Once again,I appreciate all your time and effort!

  Scott Gaines

  Scott Gaines | 1 May 2006

• hello, I use evermore with less and its very exiting. also I combine it with a plugin that uses more combined with ajax to imediately expand the text not jump to that post. thus you can check out the whoile text directly on the main page.

  I still have one request (if possible), could you make a mod of your plugin, maybe to have it display a text defined by me if there is a text without text, only conteining pictures?

  I would like to use tagwarrior to display all matching posts to a certain keyword. but I have textonla posts and posts containing only images.

  you cancheck it out here: http://pacura.ru and play and with the sitewide tags in the sidebar to udnerstand what exactly I mean.

  the blog is only in testing so just ignore the content for now

  if you have another idea how I could combine these two types of posts with tags feel free to mail me

  regards
  ovidiu

  ovidiu | 6 May 2006

• ooops, I got a far simpler idea:

  I could make a tag.php template for displaying tagged posts…

  But I have no clue how to design it, maybe for posts without content(=text) it should only display the title and as content a line saying: image only post

  ? any ideas?

  ovidiu | 6 May 2006

• me again,

  I really would like to know if it would be possible to have a post display: “This is an image only post” if a post would contain only an image (local hyperlinked image)… instead of using the default settings of showing the first x paragraphs or the first x words for a post.

  ovidiu | 6 May 2006

• Ovidiu, That sounds like a pretty specific customisation; too specialised for a simple plugin like Evermore. Evermore only adds a “more” tag;and leaves the rest to WordPress, so having it actually insert text would be a big change — actually it would be a different plugin. If I can think of a nice, generally useful way of implementing this then I will. I must warn you that spare time is in very short supply for me, so don’t hold your breath.

  Bennett | 6 May 2006

• ok so ther is actually a more tag. that means I could isntruct my template to look for more tags, if none is present change to another disply scheme…

  thx for the clarification

  ovidiu | 7 May 2006

• Cool plug in - thanks alot!

  Matt | 12 May 2006

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