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How to Display Excerpt in the Homepage (Genesis Theme)

Updated on May 17, 2018 By Carol 1 Comment

It has become a habit. Not sure if it’s a good one though.

Is this you? I often tweak my blog here and there that I forget why am I doing it.

Until something breaks.

I then have to retrace what I’ve been doing to my blog for the past few days.

Sometimes my blog log helps.

(It’s a spreadsheet with list of all the changes I made . . . with dates. This I guess is a good habit. What do you think?)

Sometimes it doesn’t.

I am lucky that sometimes the solution comes while I’m doing or looking for something else.

Serendipity it is!

Recently, I found the “so easy that it seems silly to miss it” solution to a problem that’s been bothering me since I started this blog.

Steps to Display Excerpt in the Homepage

The following steps only works in Genesis Theme:

  1. Log in in WordPress.
  2. WordPress Dashboard > Genesis > Theme Settings.
  3. In the Content Archive copy the settings in the image below.
    Display Excerpt in Homepage

That’s it.

To test the new setting, you can write a blog post and don’t put the Insert Read More tag <!–more–>. Go to the homepage and observe the excerpts that are automatically created.

I may have to refer to this blog post again if I create another blog (not again) and forget how to display excerpt in the homepage.

Did you experience the same problem? How would like to show excerpt: coding or adding the Read More tag? Share in the comment.

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Carol loves to learn new things that involve technology, mostly about the Internet. If not blogging, she's in the kitchen trying to (at least) make edible vegetarian meal. A toast is always a lifesaver. Connect with her on Twitter and LinkedIn.

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  1. Beth says

    October 14, 2019 at 8:15 pm

    Thank you! This was driving me crazy 🙂

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