I don't know if this is an issue with Drupal itself or Marinelli.

Whether I add an "article" or a "basic page" or create a new content type, I can't seem to make it display the full content without also still showing "read more" link.

I was able to go into "configuration" / "site information" and set the default front page. One caveat is that the HTML title tag becomes "page title" | "site name" instead of "site name" | "site slogan". Another caveat is that the "page title" becomes an HTML H1 tag rather than the usual H2 tag for the front page.

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cayenne commented

I believe you will find that this is a basic Drupal setup question. Try switching themes and you will see you have the same issue.

The default Drupal front page is a bunch of teasers. Create a different front page and set it as the main page using "Site Information."

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Mon Reveur commented

Thanks for the info. I did create a different front page and set it as the main page using "Site Information". That is the problem I am describing. When I do this, it breaks the front page's HTML title tag by setting it to "page title | site name" instead of "site name | site slogan" as it should be. The odd thing is that if you use VIEWS to mimic the front page, the title tag doesn't break.

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425Media commented

I have the same issue with Marinelli. I have my blog set up to show up on the front page, and there are only teasers with a "read more" option. Before, I remember we could add a !--break-- tag in the post that would stop the auto teaser from displaying the entire post.

Any help on this would rule. Thanks.

S