There is more than one way to change the excerpt length in a Wordpress Post.
I collected all the working methods to change the default excerpt (55) to however you need.
Solution 1 - Excerpt length in “wp-includes”
PROS: Fast and easy.
CONS: This will be applied to every category and archive, incluiding the blog homepage.
Source: It’s Called Web Design
Go into “wp-includes/formatting.php”, line 1333 (line 853 for version prior to 2.7).
Change “55″ according to [...]
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Art. What does it means exactly?
[Middle English, from Old French, from Latin ars, art-; see ar- in Indo-European roots.]
Synonyms: art1, craft, expertise, knack, know-how, technique
These nouns denote skill in doing or performing that is attained by study, practice, or observation: the art of rhetoric; pottery that reveals an artist’s craft; political expertise; a knack for teaching; mechanical know-how; a precise diving technique.
According to thefreedictionary.com, I think that the skill [...]
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Cooking,
Delicious,
gamers recipe,
Hungry nerd,
italian cooking,
italian recipe,
mirta recipe,
nerd cooking,
nerd recipe,
recipe,
squid,
zucchini
October 10th,2009
Inspired by your tasty comments, posted on my article “Cooking is Art: creativity between food and technology“, I used them as suggestions for a brand-new cooking article & food design idea.
The first comment, posted by Jhon was “squid and zucchini”. That’s a good combination!
Here is a “gnammy” italian recipe: Squid Stuffed with Zucchini!
INGREDIENTS (2 persons):
4 Big Squids
2 Zucchini
Grated Parmigiano (Parmesan) - a half cup
Breadcrumbs - 3/4 [...]
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Ok, here I am. Why did I put the “cooking” tab into my blog?
While surfing on youtube, I hit on a video by Corey Vidal*: “Blend Your Own Adventure! (INTERACTIVE)”. IMHO he’s the first one who used the youtube’s “link to another video” feature in a creative way. How? You can “play” with his videos and create different adventures. This is something like the Role-Playing Books of the 90s, in [...]
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Yes We’re One And The Same
It Don’t Matter If You’re
Black Or White
Michael Jackson Tribute Wallpaper Download it!
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Sometimes happens your clients look at your job in a different way.
In that case you have to ask yourself:
1. Am I wrong?
2. Are they really the clients I want?
Well, relax. You are always right! The case I’m talking about is the answer to the point 2! Let’s make it easy.
Your husband/wife/mummy/flatmate ask you to buy some juice. You go to the supermarket and, while looking to the juice shelf, you [...]
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And believe me I’m STILL ALIVE.
(I think I prefer to stay inside) atm.
One of my favorite songs, one of my favorite games. Great video… “Suddenly I understood that thinking is for stupid people, while brains use the inspiration” (Alex in “A clockwork orange”).
BRB (I hope).
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I was wondering on facebook until an adv get my attention. I clicked.
minispace.com - mini space design competition #4 “always open”.
A design contest by Mini Cooper.
I read the briefing and realized that they want you to create a background for the minispace website.
The main topic is “CREATIVE USE OF SPACE” and according to it the brief says: <<think creatively, but also logically [...]. Keep in mind that the left side [...]
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That’s not easy to talk about this topic, expecially if 80% of world population nuts on the first sentence I used in my <h1> (Photoshop tutorials) and I want to focus on the latter (Photoshop virtuosity).
Here, as usual, comes the marketing. First of all, why did I used the sentence I love less as main one in my title? SEO, SEO, SEO. Well, if you are reading this, and you [...]
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The Golden Ratio has been (and is) interpreted in different ways, depending on the period, country, religion etc.:
The Golden Section as “Universal Harmonic Ratio“
5th century b.C.
The mathematical concept of proportion, meant to relation of parts, has been introduced first by Pitagora (Pythagoras of Samos, a great mathematician, mystic and scientist), who combines balance with mathematic.
Pythagoras and his followers (the Pythagoreans), re-created the composing principles of musical harmony to obtain a [...]
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