Skinny theme: How to remove #body-anchor

[wietse]

Hi all,

Just started using Pivotx and love it. Created this blog for our work: http://www.theblackfish.org/blog

When you click on the 'read more' link under article on the front page, the link appear with a #body-anchor attached, jumping half way across the article on the new page.

Could anyone point me in the right direction of where to remove this to ensure it just links to the article like the title does?

Thanks!

Wietse

[hansfn]

This is covered in the documentation for the more tag:

The optional parameter anchorname specifies the name of the anchor, which shows up at the end of the link, after the hash mark (the '#'-sign). If you don't use any anchors, just set an empty anchorname. If you use this, be sure to add it to [[body]] as well.

[wietse]

Thanks for the advice and link!

Forgive me, but in what exact file do I 'set an empty anchorname' ?

I'm new to Pivotx and just cannot find the exact place to make this change and switch off the anchor.

Thanks!

[hansfn]

I guess the more tag is used in the file templates/skinny/_sub_weblog.tpl

[wietse]

I guess the more tag is used in the file templates/skinny/_sub_weblog.tpl

Thanks for the help Hans! I can find the [[more]] tag in the templates/skinny/_sub_weblog.tpl file but it's still unclear to me how to ensure the anchor is removed from the 'more' link, but ensuring that this link is still used, just linking to the normal article, instead of anchoring to half way down the article page.. Any further help much appreciated!

[Harm10]

It is not that hard. The default value for the parm anchorname used by the more template tag is "body-anchor".

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So [[ more ]] is the same as [[ more anchorname='body-anchor']]

to code an empty anchorname:

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[[ more anchorname='' ]]

[wietse]

It is not that hard. The default value for the parm anchorname used by the more template tag is "body-anchor".

Would you also be able to point me to the correct template? I just haven't been able to find it myself. Thanks for the help. It was a specific question and and I'm fairly new to this..

[Harm10]

That depends on what theme you are using. For theme Skinny Hans pointed you to the right file.
For other themes you could use a file searcher........
For now I can help you if you tell me what theme you have.

[wietse]

Thanks to you both for the help, I worked it out and it's now fixed!