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LOL, I just replace my heavily modified theme with the original to clean things up a bit and have been adjusting the code accordingly and I the only thing I forgot was to put that page back. I must be getting old.

Glad it worked for you. Noiw maybe I ought to do the same myself right?

after modification

initially the code in the pagetemplate.simpletagging.php file was

and i changed it to

but still tag pages are showing full post.

Your code didn’t come through. You need to knock off the ‘

I did what u said, but it didnt solved the problem.

initially code was

and i changed it to

plz help me out man.

Try this:

I assume you created the “pagetemplate.simpletagging.php” page already to display your tag pages with. In this case all you have to do is open that page in an editor (the built in file editor in wp or some another of your choice) and look for a line that that contains this wrapped in a php call (without the quotes):

“the_content”

and change it to this:

“the_excerpt”

That should solve your problem.

I swear I couldn’t find any link to the new author at all at Trac. Maybe I just missed it but somehow I doubt it. I know he’s addressing the tickets at Trac but you can’t leave comments (of course) and there’s no “forum” type thing.

Thanks again for the link.

Things I can’t figure out:

1. There is no place just to add a new tag to the list of existing tags without being forced to “match it” to an already existing tag. This, of course, adds it to one or more posts the existing tag is already assigned to. I just want to add a tag to the list for future use. You can’t do it via the write post page (as you could with UTW), the “manage tags” page or anywhere else that I’ve found. Would you know what I’m missing here?

2. In the “manage tags” page, in the list of tags (left sidebar), the number of posts assigned to each tag is shown as a link next to each tag, that is suppose to take you somewhere to see a list of those posts assigned to that particular tag but only takes you to a 404 page. The link I see down in my status bar when I hover over the post number assigned to any given tag looks like this:

http://just-thinkin.net/wp-admin/(name of tag)

This url goes nowhere but to a 404 page of course.

All the other various problems are already listed in Tickets at the plugins site at “Trac” but I haven’t found anywhere there that might offer some way to contact the author.

Perhaps I’m just having a “missing it” couple of days but I’m wondering if you might have any insight that might help?

Thanks