Restricting access to "read more" - Revision history

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-This applies to Joomla 1.5!
+{{version|1.5}}
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 If you create a new menu item with the '''Blog Layout''' linked to you category or section or if you publish few articles on your '''Homepage''' and set intro text parameter to more than zero, a set of Intro texts will be displayed with '''Read More''' links on that page. By clicking on the Read More link you will get to the full article view.

← Older revision		Revision as of 09:10, 20 June 2012
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		+	This applies to Joomla 1.5!
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	If you create a new menu item with the '''Blog Layout''' linked to you category or section or if you publish few articles on your '''Homepage''' and set intro text parameter to more than zero, a set of Intro texts will be displayed with '''Read More''' links on that page. By clicking on the Read More link you will get to the full article view.		If you create a new menu item with the '''Blog Layout''' linked to you category or section or if you publish few articles on your '''Homepage''' and set intro text parameter to more than zero, a set of Intro texts will be displayed with '''Read More''' links on that page. By clicking on the Read More link you will get to the full article view.

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 # Log in to the Administrator back-end.
 # Go to '''Content > Article Manager'''.
-# Set the '''Access Level''' for the article with Read More link to ''Registered'' ( simply click the ''Public'' link in the Access Level column).
+# Set the '''Access Level''' for the article with Read More link to ''Registered'' (simply click the ''Public'' link in the Access Level column).
 # In the same window click the '''Parameters''' icon from the top toolbar.
 # Set the '''Show Unauthorized Links''' to ''Yes'' and '''Save''' the settings. This is a global setting and will apply to all published articles.

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 # Log in to the Administrator back-end.
 # Go to '''Content > Article Manager'''.
 # Set the '''Access Level''' for the article with Read More link to ''Registered'' ( simply click the ''Public'' link in the Access Level column).
 # In the same window click the '''Parameters''' icon from the top toolbar.
-# Set the '''Show Unauthorized Links''' to ''Yes'' and save the settings. This is a global setting and will apply to all published articles.
+# Set the '''Show Unauthorized Links''' to ''Yes'' and '''Save''' the settings. This is a global setting and will apply to all published articles.

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 # Set the '''Access Level''' for the article with Read More link to ''Registered'' ( simply click the ''Public'' link in the Access Level column).
 # In the same window click the '''Parameters''' icon from the top toolbar.
-# Set the '''Show Unauthorized Links''' to ''Yes''.
+# Set the '''Show Unauthorized Links''' to ''Yes'' and save the settings. This is a global setting and will apply to all published articles.

← Older revision		Revision as of 11:37, 9 March 2009
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−	~~{{cookiejar}}~~	+	# Log in to the Administrator back-end.
		+	# Go to '''Content > Article Manager'''
		+	# Set the '''Access Level''' for the article to ''Registered'' ( simply click the ''Public'' link in the Access Level column)
		+	# In the same window click the '''Parameters''' icon from the top toolbar
		+	# Set the '''Show Unauthorized Links''' to ''Yes''