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By MB34 on
How to make a page show fully vs. truncated with the "read more..." link on the front page?
Here is a screenshot of what I'm trying to emulate. This is a DotNetNuke site that I whipped up using the standard DarkKnight skin.
The areas marked with a cyan rectangle are the areas that I need to be able to show.
http://www.scic.com/eddie/MyPage2.png
Now, here is the same thing in the Newswire skin: (I only have a couple of the areas built)
Homepage:
http://www.scic.com/eddie/MyPage_Drupal_1.png
Welcome after clicking on read more:
http://www.scic.com/eddie/MyPage_Drupal_2.png
And My Archive after clicking on read more:
http://www.scic.com/eddie/MyPage_Drupal_3.png
Am I going to have to create blocks or modules?
Comments
Number of ways to do this ,
Number of ways to do this , but one is to create a block and page view for your particular content type. Have a "Read More .." at the footer of the block linking to the full page view.
cheers
As I said, I don't want a
As I said, I don't want a read More, I want to show FULL CONTENT, not truncated and no read more.
This is NOT for a blog or articles.
In that case, use views to
In that case, use views to show all content and not use a pager.