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he Oxford Text Archive hosts AHDS Literature, Languages and Linguistics. The OTA works closely with members of the Arts and Humanities academic community to collect, catalogue, and preserve high-quality electronic texts for research and teaching. The OTA currently distributes more than 2000 resources in over 20 different languages, and is actively working to extend its catalogue of holdingshe Oxford Text Archive hosts AHDS Literature, Languages and Linguistics. The OTA works closely with members of the Arts and Humanities academic community to collect, catalogue, and preserve high-quality electronic texts for research and teaching. The OTA currently distributes more than 2000 resources in over 20 different languages, and is actively working to extend its catalogue of holdingshe Oxford Text Archive hosts AHDS Literature, Languages and Linguistics. The OTA works closely with members of the Arts and Humanities academic community to collect, catalogue, and preserve high-quality electronic texts for research and teaching. The OTA currently distributes more than 2000 resources in over 20 different languages, and is actively working to extend its catalogue of holdings

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This has been under the cloaks for quite a while, but I thought I might just give out the code, so that maybe someone can come up with a better one, improve upon this, or just start using it for their own blogs! The main thought behind this was the fact that many people were complaining how expandable posts tutorials were incomplete, as in that the link would appear everywhere to view the whole post (even with the whole post). I thought up of a way which might just add a second to page load times, but gives a much cleaner result. You can see it working on the first few posts here.

Working

What the code does is run through your post content, and look for [hide]...[/hide] containers. It then replaces it with normal HTML tags to hide the part contained within those, and create a link to make that part visible. Once clicked, the link disappears. The problem is that you can't hide the post again (not yet atleast). I am sure that shouldn't be too much of a hindrance.This has been under the cloaks for quite a while, but I thought I might just give out the code, so that maybe someone can come up with a better one, improve upon this, or just start using it for their own blogs! The main thought behind this was the fact that many people were complaining how expandable posts tutorials were incomplete, as in that the link would appear everywhere to view the whole post (even with the whole post). I thought up of a way which might just add a second to page load times, but gives a much cleaner result. You can see it working on the first few posts here.

Working

What the code does is run through your post content, and look for [hide]...[/hide] containers. It then replaces it with normal HTML tags to hide the part contained within those, and create a link to make that part visible. Once clicked, the link disappears. The problem is that you can't hide the post again (not yet atleast). I am sure that shouldn't be too much of a hindrance.

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How can I create expandable post summaries?

With this trick, you can choose to display an arbitrary amount of text from the beginning of each post, as a teaser for the whole thing. Then users who want to read the rest of the post can click a link to see the full text. This is handy if you have lots of long articles all on one page. Note that you'll need to have post pages enabled in order to make this feature work.

There are three ingredients that go into this feature: conditional CSS, a "read more" link for each post, and a modification for the posts that use this feature. So let's go through it step by step.

Conditional CSS

We're going to use conditional tags to change how posts display on different pages. Add the following code to your style sheet, depending on what kind of template you have:

(for classic templates)

span.fullpost {display:none;}



span.fullpost {display:inline;}

(for layouts)

span.fullpost {display:inline;}

span.fullpost {display:none;}

Your style sheet is usually near the top of yo

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How can I create expandable post summaries?

With this trick, you can choose to display an arbitrary amount of text from the beginning of each post, as a teaser for the whole thing. Then users who want to read the rest of the post can click a link to see the full text. This is handy if you have lots of long articles all on one page. Note that you'll need to have post pages enabled in order to make this feature work.

There are three ingredients that go into this feature: conditional CSS, a "read more" link for each post, and a modification for the posts that use this feature. So let's go through it step by step.

Conditional CSS

We're going to use conditional tags to change how posts display on different pages. Add the following code to your style sheet, depending on what kind of template you have:

(for classic templates)

 span.fullpost {display:none;}



 span.fullpost {display:inline;}

(for layouts)

 span.fullpost {display:inline;}

 span.fullpost {display:none;}

Your style sheet is usually near the top of yo

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Jornada left a comment in my blog that he found a blog which explained how to show expandable post summaries with Beta. Good thing about showing only post summary in the main page is that your readers can quickly find all that you have written about. Also, your blog gets an 'online journal'-like neat look. A "Read more" link is provided which takes them to the post page to read the entire post. Please note that you, as the author, have the flexibility to choose the portion of your post that appears as summary.


This hack is only an adaptation of Blogger's original instructions for expandable post summaries to Beta template. You can find Jornada's post about this here. I thought I will re-post the instructions with minor modifications for my readers

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