I was just introduced to SPIP this morning. I've downloaded and installed it on my localhost server to give it a test run - and so far it's *really* cool.
I did have a question, however - I have noticed that, when I write a long article, it's truncated on the home page. Meaning, it only shows so much of the article, then cuts it off with a "...".
I've searched the forums (as best I can with my remedial knowledge of French and the assistance of the Google translator!), but I can't find any information on how to change this setting - wherever it may be. I would like for *all* articles to be shown in their entirety at all times. Would anyone here know how to do that?
I was just introduced to SPIP this morning. I’ve downloaded and
installed it on my localhost server to give it a test run - and so far
it’s really cool.
Great! Welcome to the amazing SPIP.
I did have a question, however - I have noticed that, when I write a
long article, it’s truncated on the home page. Meaning, it only shows
so much of the article, then cuts it off with a « … ».
if you’re using the templates by default, change the tag #INTRODUCTION by #TEXTE in /dist/sommaire.html
2006/11/4, Shelly <foolish.visions@gmail.com>:
> Hey all -
>
> I was just introduced to SPIP this morning. I've downloaded and
> installed it on my localhost server to give it a test run - and so far
> it's *really* cool.
Great! Welcome to the amazing SPIP.
Yep!
> I did have a question, however - I have noticed that, when I write a
> long article, it's truncated on the home page. Meaning, it only shows
> so much of the article, then cuts it off with a "...".
if you're using the templates by default, change the tag #INTRODUCTION by #TEXTE in /dist/sommaire.html
IMHO I think It's better not to modify the files in dist/
You should create a directory named 'squelettes' at the root of your
Spip installation, and copy inside the files that you want to change.
These files will be used by the kernel, instead of the default files
(but by keeping them you can undo your changements more easily).. It
can also be usefull in a next time to look into the default files
because you can find inside them a lot of tips and tricks.
