======txp:excerpt======
The ''excerpt'' tag is a Single Tag. Which is used to return the excerpt text, if any, associated with the article being displayed. This tag is used in an article form.

=====Syntax=====
The ''excerpt'' tag has the following syntactic structure...
<code php><txp:excerpt /></code>

======Attributes======
There are no attributes associated with ''excerpt''.

======Examples======

===== Excerpt and read more button =====

This example explains how you could display the excerpt in an article list, and excerpt + body in an individual article. Use the following in an article form:

<code php>
<txp:if_article_list>

	<txp:if_excerpt>
		<txp:excerpt />

		<p class="read-more><a href="<txp:permlink />#body" title="<txp:title />">&amp;#187; Read more</a></p>
	<txp:else />
		<txp:body />
	</txp:if_excerpt>

<txp:else />

	<txp:if_excerpt>
		<txp:excerpt />
	</txp:if_excerpt>

	<div id="body">
		<txp:body />
	</div>

</txp:if_article_list>
</code>

Other tags used: <[[txp:body /]]>, <[[txp:if_article_list]]>, <[[txp:if_excerpt]]>, <[[txp:permlink]]>, <[[txp:title /]]>


===== Display the excerpt text or a default link =====

Use the following within an article form:

<code php>
<txp:if_excerpt>
	<txp:excerpt />
<txp:else />
	<p>Section: <txp:section title="1" link="1" /></p>
</txp:if_excerpt>
</code>

Other tags used: <[[txp:if_excerpt]]>, <[[txp:section /]]>