grovesk

Hi Andrew – Thanks for your quick reply. So, after upgrading, I should click Save Changes even if I haven’t changed any of the settings? Do I have that right? I’ll try that and see what happens.

Karen

I am having the same problem. I am on a 32-bit system and have recently upgraded to 3.0.1 and am on my localhost server.

Any solutions?

I have re-written my httpd.conf as follows:
LoadModule rewrite_module modules/mod_rewrite.so

and also changed AllowOverride None to All

I can see that my .htaccess file is being re-written but Apache seems to be ignoring it. It’s weird, I can SEE the correct permalinks while in admin, but can’t get to the pages from the front end.It returns a 404.

I am stuck using only the default permalinks while building out this site.

Karen

Brilliant! I now have the title showing.

I found wp_trim_excerpt on line 821 in my wp-includes/formatting.php. The line I was interested in looks like this:
array_push($words, ‘[…]’);`

Commenting out worked but then it shoved the Share this right up against the text. So I experimented. You can edit the anything inside the [] on line 821. I changed mine to read ‘ […use link below to read more] ‘.

See https://www.robertskrob.com

Thanks to SteveSmith1983!

OK, just seeking clarification: If I don’t want to use a custom excerpt can I edit the wp_trim_excerpt to not use […]? If so, where do I find the wp_trim_excerpt tag?

Hi – Yes, definitely closer to what I was shooting for. Same issue as Gangleri though: would love to get rid of the […]. Any suggestions? And still wondering if there a way to get the

continue reading…

, to pull the post title though? I am going to experiment abit but if anyone knows this already, let me know.