Read more button in archives

[viprotech]

Dear support,

I’m trying to show the “read more” button on all blog-archives pages. The blog style is “Mini” and all the blog pages must have the same layout.

On my blog-page ( http://www.viprotech.zaeck.nl/wp/nieuws/ ) the read-more buttons shows oke. But on the archives/category pages there is no read-more button ( http://www.viprotech.zaeck.nl/wp/2015/05/ ).

Please help me fix this.

[Nishant – SUPPORT]

Hello,

It is asking for a prelogin.

Please send me the prelogin details marking private option below.

So, that I can check.

[viprotech]

This reply has been marked as private.

[Nishant – SUPPORT]

Yes, able to login and now checking it.

[Nishant – SUPPORT]

It is done. You can check it.

I see you don’t have child theme installed. Currently, i have modified the code in your parent theme to achieve that but it will get erased after theme update. A child theme is mandatory so that custom modifications are not lost.

I have replaced this code

<?php echo sf_get_post_item($post->ID, $blog_type); ?>

to

<?php echo sf_get_post_item($post->ID, $blog_type,"yes","yes","yes","20","excerpt","yes"); ?>

on line no 141 & 185 in archives.php

Hope that helps.

[Swift Ideas – Ed]

Hi there,

If you edit that file, then copy it to your child theme, it will remain when you make theme updates.

– Ed

[viprotech]

Thanks for the great en fast support.

I’m gonna make a child theme for this.

One more question:
If I put al my custom CSS in the stylesheet in the child-theme, I don’t need it any more in the theme options, right? Is it beter in the child-stylesheet or in the ‘theme options > custom css’?

[Kyle – SUPPORT]

Hi

Yes you can move all of your custom css to the child theme, it’s not better, just an alternative

– Kyle