# django-continue-reading Templatetag for truncating blog post bodies and adding a link that says “continue reading…” which redirects the user to the absolute url or full body of the post.
###Package
###Installation `$ pip install django-continue-reading`
Add the following to your INSTALLED_APPS section
'django_continue_reading' ###How it works…
If your blog application has a model object that has a title and body field
`title = models.CharField(max_length=250)`
`body = models.TextField()`
You can pass the post model object and number of words you would like to truncate your post at to this templatetag
`{% load continue_reading %}`
`{% continue_reading post 80 %}`
It will then truncate the number of words in your post body and append a link to the bottom
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continue reading
The continue reading link will use the absolute_url of your post model object to redirect the user to the full thing.
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