iinclude-page read on styling (WordPress)

[Jerm993]

As some of you might know from previous questions, I’m working on my portfolio; yes i know it’s taking a long time, I do have a full-time job and a gaming addiction to take care of… Anyway i’m newer to WordPress, i wanted to include a little exerpt about myself on the homepage so i used the iinclude page plugin worked well exept i’ve had troubles getting the read on link to work properly. Where is it that i edit the <?php the_content(”) ?> to change the text of that plugin? Or How?

A look at the site is better then my ramblings:
http://www.jeremycarlsten.com

Edit: After reading through that i realize it was worded really badly, The question is when using the Improved include page plugin where is it that you change the text for the Read on >> link?
Thanks in Advance,
Jeremy Carlsten

[doobie]

I’m not sure about that plugin… but you can change the read more text a few ways. The easiest of which is:

Code:

the_content("Read more, mo fo!");

read more here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Customizing_the_Read_More

[Jerm993]

I knew that wasn’t it, I ended up contacting the guy who wrote the plugin, it’s included in the php function like so

<?php iinlude_page(about,’more=Read On…’,’displayStyle=DT_TEASER_MORE’)>

[squarecandy]

I love this plug in. There are extensive notes in the comments of the plugin file on how to use the parameters.

    function iinclude_page ( int $post_id, [string params]) - include page with corresponding post_id

Parameters:

  displayTitle (boolean) - toggle title display
  titleBefore/after (string) - string to display before and after the title
  displayStyle (integer constant) - one of the following:
    DT_TEASER_MORE - Teaser with 'more' link (default)
    DT_TEASER_ONLY - Teaser only, without 'more' link
    DT_FULL_CONTENT - Full content including teaser
    DT_FULL_CONTENT_NOTEASER - Full content without teaser
  allowStatus (string) - comma separated list of allowed statuses (default = publish)
  allowType   (string) - comma separated list of allowed post types (default = page)
  more (string) - text to display for the 'more' link

Note:

  In order to avoid parse errors you should call the function in the followind way:

    if(function_exists('iinclude_page')) iinclude_page($post_id, [params]);

  NOTE: This plugin was modified by Jess Planck ( http://www.funroe.net/ ) to use the "post_name" and to clear and reassign the $post array when used on pages that have a "Loop"

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