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When posting entries, how do I post tags as well as the title and url?
Once you've done all that, you can now add it to the fields of the entry type in question. …
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How do I get just the first entry with a 'for' loop?
As you'll only ever be working with one entry I wouldn't bother with the for loop for the first part of your question. Just set a variable with your featured news article. … </a>
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EDIT: Then for the second part of your question this other answer tells you how to exclude an Entry:
How can I exclude the current entry when I've structured my syntax like this …
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Conditionals and outputting tables
Assuming your example code, something along these lines will help...
{% if entry.yourTable | length %}
<table>
{% for row in entry.yourTable %}
<tr>
<td>{{ row.column1 }}</td><td>{ …
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Get a specific entry by its index or number?
So here it's the words 'No Item', but in your case it could be the middle partner entry. …
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