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That's what Teasers are for — the Teaser is the shortened version of the content, presented in RSS feeds (among other places, such as the site's front page).

When editing a node in Drupal 6, use the "Split summary at cursor" button to split the node's body into a Summary/"Teaser" and "Full view".

Then go to your site's /admin/content/rss-publishing page, and set "Feed content" to "Title plus teaser".

Additionally, on your site's /admin/content/node-settings page, you can configure the default length to use to split nodes.

For some additional customization, try the Read More Link module (but be aware of this issue), or Display Suite, as @Decipher mentioned.

That's what Teasers are for — the Teaser is the shortened version of the content, presented in RSS feeds (among other places, such as the site's front page).

When editing a node in Drupal 6, use the "Split summary at cursor" button to split the node's body into a Summary/"Teaser" and "Full view".

Then go to your site's /admin/content/rss-publishing page, and set "Feed content" to "Title plus teaser".

Additionally, on your site's /admin/content/node-settings page, you can configure the default length to use to split nodes.

For some additional customization, try the Read More Link module (but be aware of this issue).

That's what Teasers are for — the Teaser is the shortened version of the content, presented in RSS feeds (among other places, such as the site's front page).

When editing a node in Drupal 6, use the "Split summary at cursor" button to split the node's body into a Summary/"Teaser" and "Full view".

Then go to your site's /admin/content/rss-publishing page, and set "Feed content" to "Title plus teaser".

Additionally, on your site's /admin/content/node-settings page, you can configure the default length to use to split nodes.

For some additional customization, try the Read More Link module (but be aware of this issue), or Display Suite, as @Decipher mentioned.

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TryThat's what Teasers are for — the Teaser is the shortened version of the content, presented in RSS feeds (among other places, such as the site's front page).

When editing a node in Drupal 6, use the "Split summary at cursor" button to split the node's body into a Summary/"Teaser" and "Full view".

Then go to your site's /admin/content/rss-publishing page, and set "Feed content" to "Title plus teaser".

Additionally, on your site's /admin/content/node-settings page, you can configure the default length to use to split nodes.

For some additional customization, try the Read More Link module (but be aware of this issue) — by making the "Read More" link part of the teaser, it can be displayed in feed output.

Try the Read More Link module (but be aware of this issue) — by making the "Read More" link part of the teaser, it can be displayed in feed output.

That's what Teasers are for — the Teaser is the shortened version of the content, presented in RSS feeds (among other places, such as the site's front page).

When editing a node in Drupal 6, use the "Split summary at cursor" button to split the node's body into a Summary/"Teaser" and "Full view".

Then go to your site's /admin/content/rss-publishing page, and set "Feed content" to "Title plus teaser".

Additionally, on your site's /admin/content/node-settings page, you can configure the default length to use to split nodes.

For some additional customization, try the Read More Link module (but be aware of this issue).

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smokris
smokris
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Try the Read More Link module (but be aware of this issue) — by making the "Read More" link part of the teaser, it can be displayed in feed output.