<!--more--> tag, to click for the full article. In one of my other blogs with AP installed, I use a Custom Post content code of < strong > [ap_title] < /strong >
[ ap_excerpt length="200" ]
< a href= " [ap_permalink] " > [ ap_permalink ] < /a >(spaces added to get it to paste in here okay), and that works just as I’d like it to. (Thanks!
) My question is: If my “more” tag comes after (in the example above, say,) 100 characters, will AP limit the ap_excerpt to just the characters before the more tag? (Which is the behaviour I’d like.) If not, is there a way to do that in the custom code?
(Use case: I often have puzzle spoilers after the “more”, so I’d like to be sure those would not get pushed out, but for them to be just one click away from a fediverse post. )
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Is there a known fix for this??
]]>thank you for this nice plugin, works fine and easy to tune.
On my website I would like, for some users, to display the posts with their full easyTOC but with only a part of the post, the part that is defined by the “more” tag.
How could i extract the easyTOC info from the_content so as to display it separately ?
Thanks for any advice ;
]]>I am configuring the membership settings and noticed there is an option to enable More Tag settings. Is this the same as the Partial Protection function?
Do I need to enable More Tag settings to use the Partial Protection?
I have download the partial protection plugin but unsure if it needs this other setting enabled.
]]>I’m using WordPress Popular Posts on my homepage. Using custom HTML markup I creaded some nice looking teaser.
Headline, categories and thumbnails working fine. I also use {summary} to show the beginning of the content.
In every post a <!–more–>-tag is set. So I want to show the content until more-tag also for popular posts.
I googelt a lot but did not find the answer yet. Do you have an idea how I can change this?
Thx,
Christian
Just a few days ago however, all new-post emails have the whole text, as if there were no “more” tag in the post. There hasn’t been any new plugin or other update to the site that I know about.
Is anyone else seeing this? Any idea how I can diagnose it?
]]>Everything works perfectly fine but I can’t find a more tag so I like to know how I can use the Read more tag <!–more–> in Elementor. In the wordpress editor it works but it doesn’t when I edit the post in Elementor.
Thank you
]]>since yesterday I am constantly searching for a solution, but now I give up and ask for help here. Maybe I just got something wrong, because I can’t believe my goal should be that hard to achieve.
I am looking for a simple, code based solution to expand text on single product pages. I tried using the integrated more-button, expecting a quick and satisfying result, but then it became hours of struggling with search engines (www.remarpro.com included – I am not able to find anything according to my search queries), studying wordpress codex and even more research.
Do I really need to edit single-product.php to add ‘more’ variable for this?
To avoid scripts/changes to be overwritten by updates I am using a plugin with which I can add php, js and css to my theme. I do not want to use a child-theme.
One solution I found requires to create a div class in single-product.php and I would give it a try.
<div class="collapsed-content">
<?php
global $more;
$temp = $more;
$more = false;
$short_description = get_the_content( '' );
echo $short_description;
$more = $temp;
?></div>But due to my requirements I need to add this through functions.php. Any hint on how to achieve that? Or is there a more simple way to add a read more button to product descriptions?
Please don’t suggest using a plugin. I would like to learn out of this and improve my scripting abilities.
Edit:
I left the <!–more–> tag in the description as it is not affecting my layout (ID = more-173):
https://www.gluecklichezwerge.de/produkt/schnullerketten/schnullerkette-mit-namen-glitzerkrone-stern/
Thank you so much,
-Bj?rn
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