Ngelist judul content di archive page

bakun · Sep 2, 2006

ada yg udah pernah nyobain blogger hack yg atu ini blm?

How can I list my archives by title?

Ordinarily, archive links point to pages that contain a day, week, or month's worth of posts. However, if you have a lot of posts in each time period, it can be awkward for readers to sort through them all and find the ones that interest them. So some people like to make a title index of their archived posts, where each title will then lead to the full text of the post. That's what we're going to do here. Before we begin, you'll want to make sure that you have post pages turned on for your blog, and that all your posts have titles. I recommend monthly archiving so that you can fit more titles on a page, but you can use whatever setting you want for that.

As you probably know, there is a large portion of your template in between a <Blogger> tag and a </Blogger> tag. This is the part of your template that prints out all your posts. We're going to be copying this chunk of code and moving it around, but we aren't going to change its contents. So to keep these instructions simple, I'm going to refer to this whole section as <Blogger>...</Blogger>. Anywhere you see that line in these examples, you'll replace it with the entire <Blogger> section of your template.

The magic of this hack comes from our conditional tags. We're going to use these tags to show different content depending on what kind of a page we're on. The main page of your blog will contain the posts as usual, since that's where people go to check for updates. And the post pages will be normal, as well, since permalinks will point to them. So those parts are easy. Just replace the <Blogger>...</Blogger> part of your template with:

<MainPage> <Blogger>...</Blogger> </MainPage>
<ItemPage> <Blogger>...</Blogger> </ItemPage>

Note that the same code is in there twice, once for the main page and once for the item page. It's a little bit inefficient, but necessary since there isn't a conditional tag that will let you specify "main OR item page".

The archive page is where things get interesting. Instead of printing out the entire post, with date and time and author's name and all that other information, we're only going to display the titles. Each title will link to the permalink, which is the post page, where the full text of the post is displayed. Here's what the code looks like:

<ArchivePage>
<Blogger>
<BlogItemTitle>
<a href="<$BlogItemPermalinkURL$>"><$BlogItemTitle$></a>
<br />
</BlogItemTitle>
</Blogger>
</ArchivePage>

You can copy this code in directly, without having to substitute anything in, though you're welcome to modify it, or add some formatting, if you wish.
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aku nyobain dan di halaman archive pagenya berhasi keluar link2 judul contentnya tapi kalo di klil contentnya ilang padahal di mainpagenya contentnya keluar dan di settingannya udah ku set biar setiap post create halaman sendiri..

ada yg udah berhasil..???

bakun · Sep 3, 2006

hmm... kl udah ada blogger beta ga kira2 problem buat ngelist judul gt terpecahkan ga ya ???
liat blognya ghosthost dah ada categorynya tuh (label istilahnya) tapi yg di munculin tetep full content..ga ada yg nyoba teknik di atas ya
kl ada yg nyoba kasi tau nyak

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