Brian, Yes, that is one of the basic things that the "Styled Blog" template does. Essentially you have this on the page that only displays part of the article:
<r:children:each> ... <r:content /> <r:if_content part="extended"><r:link>Read more...</r:link></r:if_content> </r:children:each> That loops through the child pages of the current page, displaying the "body" part (that's the <r:content /> tag), then a link if the "extended" page-part exists. On the child page, you'd display both the "body" and "extended" parts. Sean Cribbs seancribbs.com Brian Capouch wrote: > Newb here. Doing my best. I've spent many hours trying to figure this > one out, so far w/o success. > > Is there any way to "extend" an article once it's written. > > By that, I mean to show only the first part of it and let the "Archive" > parent page print that part and then provide a "Read more" link. > > I used the default site provided with the gem install, and then edited > the resulting pages. > > I didn't notice until afterwards that while *new* child pages I create > under the main Articles page have both "Body" and "Extended" parts, the > existing pages (which I edited) did not. > > I'm confused as to who decides that gets put there, and how, and whether > it is changeable after the fact. > > Thanks for any pointers I might elicit. > > B. > > _______________________________________________ Radiant mailing list Post: [email protected] Search: http://radiantcms.org/mailing-list/search/ Site: http://lists.radiantcms.org/mailman/listinfo/radiant
