Evermore: a WordPress plugin

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• Trackback | 19 best Wordpress Plugins | | 19 March 2007
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• Trackback | Bagaimana membuat Expandable Post Summaries di Wordpress | 27 March 2007
  [...] Ada juga gabungan antara evermore dan less yang bisa digabungkan sekaligus dalam wordpress. [...]

• I have been searching for plugin that can show post preview on multiple posts page. At last I found this plugin, Happy!

  I have installed the plugin on my wordpress blog, working as I want. Thanks for the plugin….it solve my problem.

  Scott Bamboo | 30 March 2007
• Trackback | ProBloggerWorld | Geld verdienen im Internet für Blogs und Blogger | 6 April 2007
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• I’m using this on my site at http://www.15minuteDate.com/blog and it is really great and easy to use!

  Cindy | 12 April 2007

• Hi,
  great Plugin! It works fine, if I post as admin. But now, I have other authors in a blog and their posts a complete on the homepage without any “read more”. Is this a bug?

  Frank D. | 12 April 2007

• Dr WebMas and Frank D: These problems have not come up before. I am on vacation right now, but I will investigate when I return at the end of this month.

  Bennett | 12 April 2007
• Trackback | Dennis-Sagt.de » Blog Archive » Evermore, das is ein Ding | 18 April 2007
  [...] Jedenfalls ist mir grad wieder eingefallen das dieser Kram mit “Gib mir mehr…” übel aufgestossen ist, wenn die Beiträ[...]

• Hi there,

  Thank you so much for such brilliant plugins.. ^_^

  Awesome !!!

  Cornel Tanady

  Tanady | 21 April 2007

• Hi,

  Thanks for the plugin. I’ve been using it in my blog since day one. Love it!

  Chrissy
  http://www.hotelsandtravel.org

  Christina Bay | 30 April 2007
• Trackback | New & Used Car Prices and Reviews » MichaelH on "How to auto-insert –more– after specified word … | 3 May 2007
  [...] Did you look at the Post Teaser plugin? http://dev.wp-plugins.org/wiki/PostTeaser. Got the above from the list of alternatives here: http://www.[...]
• Trackback | New & Used Car Prices and Reviews » MichaelH on "How to auto-insert –more– after specified word … | 3 May 2007
  [...] Did you look at the Post Teaser plugin? http://dev.wp-plugins.org/wiki/PostTeaser. Got the above from the list of alternatives here: http://www.[...]
• Trackback | Wordpress Plugins I Like To Use | 5 May 2007
  [...] Evermore - Abbreviate all posts when viewed on multiple post pages. Helpful to create expandable posts summaries in Wordpress [...]
• Trackback | pietrodigiorgio.it » Plugin per Wordpress | 10 May 2007
  [...] Evermore Per chi si dimentica spesso di inserire link “more/leggi tutto” questo plugin lo fa in automatico dopo un certo numero di caratteri[...]

• Hey man, it’s nice of you to create this wp plugin.
  Just wanted to say thanks, coz it really helps a lot.
  Will do check your blog often, seems you really got some good stuff here!
  Thanks again!

  Maverick | 15 May 2007
• Trackback | Powering the OptiNiche Blog Redux - WordPress SEO and Blog Marketing | 16 May 2007
  [...] rectify the problem, I returned to a trusty friend that I’ve used on some other sites — Evermore. This plugin manually breaks up lon[...]

• hello! It is nice site. Keep working!
  best regards

  Andreas Meier (Webdesign / SEO / SEM) | 16 May 2007

• Thanks a lots for your plugin! I was looking for something like this, very userfriendly! I like to write long articles and this was began to be a big problem for me. Thanks again

  lorenzo

  lorenzo piccinini | 18 May 2007

• Post teaser is really nice, but I like your plugin better because it uses less memory, and I have very long posts. Post teaser generates PHP errors for me even with 16MB of memory for scripts. Thanks!

  Copperblade | 1 June 2007

• So, the way my home page is set, the Evermore’d post is presented, and the “more” text says “Read the whole entry and leave a comment!” They click, are taken to the single post page, read the whole page and can leave a comment.

  But now I have a post that is not clipped by Evermore, it is too short. That’s fine, but the “more” text and link are not shown, and there is no way for obtuse readers to know they should click on the permalinked title to get to the page where they can leave a comment.

  Is there any if/then test I can perform to determine if Evermore was called on a post, and if else, present text and a link like “Now leave a comment!” or something? Like if(evermore) etc.

  Thanks.

  Danny Novo | 5 June 2007

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