"Add To Blog Post More" section missing from default Blog Entry page type

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Hi

I have an existing site with many blog entries. We were using the default Concrete5 Theme "Plain Yogurt" for many years and with the default Blog Entry page type, we used the Main section to add the first part of the blog post that Plain Yogurt would then use as a summary on Blog List pages and below the Main section is another section called "Add To Blog Post More". This section would hold the main body of the blog post that would not feature in the summary on the Blog List pages.

After switching themes to Foundation 5, the "Add To Blog Post More" section does not show up anywhere. It is missing from all blog entries, it is missing when you edit or create a new page of type Blog Entry and it is missing when going to Dashboard>Page Types and looking to edit the default blog_entry page type.

Due to the existing content we have in the "Add To Blog Post More" section of many blog_entry pages, I would be grateful if you can let me know if there is a way to bring this content into the Foundation 5 theme. Thank you.

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Status: In Progress
icinorguk
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formigo replied on at Permalink Reply
formigo
The blog_entry page type that ships with the theme does not have the same areas.

You could add the following to the blog_entry.php file within the theme:
<div class="">
   <?php  $a = new Area('Blog Post More'); $a->display($c); ?>
</div>

Probably place this beneath:
<?php 
$a = new Area('Main');
$a->display($c);
?>

That should do it.

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