Q&A: How do I add excerpts to my home page posts on WordPress WITHOUT downloading the special wordpress software?

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I want my blog to have excerpts on the home page instead of the entire post. How do I make my posts have excerpts without downloading the wordpress software or special plugins? I’m using the Piano Black theme. I’m not buying anything btw.

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Answer by Smelly Cat
Under Settings/Reading check summary in the wordpress backend. You’ll have excerpts.

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  3. WordPress Excerpt is an optional summary of your content.

    The relationship between the Manual Excerpt, Automatic Excerpt, and Teaser is this: When a post has no manual excerpt and the post template uses the the_excerpt() tag, WordPress automatically generates an excerpt by selecting the first 55 words of the post followed by the unlinked ellipsis “[...]”. When the post template uses the the_content() tag, WordPress will look for the More tag and create a teaser from the content that precedes the More tag.

    In WordPress, the_excerpt() template tag displays the excerpt of the current post with an un-linked ´[...]´ at the end. If you do not provide a manually written excerpt to a post, it will display an automatic excerpt which by default refers to the first 55 words of the post´s content. Also in the latter case, HTML tags and graphics are stripped from the excerpt´s content.

  4. I think that the relationship between the Manual Excerpt, Automatic Excerpt, and Teaser is this: When a post has no manual excerpt and the post template uses the the_excerpt() tag, WordPress automatically generates an excerpt by selecting the first 55 words of the post followed by the unlinked ellipsis “[...]”. When the post template uses the the_content() tag, WordPress will look for the More tag and create a teaser from the content that precedes the More tag. For this kind of opportunity you can fine this source-

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