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You refer to the /[5-digit weird code]/ ([blog address]/RWRdd/…) or to the hashtagged code on the end of a shared link (for example, [post’s-url]#.VOToejOhB1k)?

Only one of the blogs (veganagente.consciencia.blog.br) uses caching plugin: WP Fastest Cache.

The active plugins both blogs use are:
AddThis for WordPress
Akismet
Better WordPress Google XML Sitemaps
FeedBurner Form
Google Analyticator
Google Plus Badge Follow Box
SEO Ultimate
UpdraftPlus – Backup/Restore
Widget Alias

Both URL values are the blog’s address (https://consciencia.blog.br), and can be edited.

Testing that would be difficult, because the problem happens only ocasionally and randomly.

When the codes appear, I just remove it from the URL in the address bar and hit Enter.

Thanks, Cristiano. But I’d like to choose the search results criteria by myself, choosing between per relevance and per date.

No. Both of my blogs (https://consciencia.blog.br https://veganagente.consciencia.blog.br) are with this problem.

Sorry for the delay on replying.

What kind of details do I have to send about the huge number of false positives?

That plugin is too simple, not configurable, and mixes all link categories, not allowing me to choose what category to show on the dropdown.

I need to know whether it’s possible to replace static pages with selected parent categories.

This is not different.

esmi, I already tried this, but the only thing I’ve got was a “https://consciencia.blog.br/wp-content/themes/lightword” written on the top of each post and no image.

Please check the code of the_content:

<?php the_content('<img src="https://consciencia.blog.br/wp-content/themes/lightword/images/leiamais.gif" alt="read more" title="Read more..." />'); ?>

t-p, that didn’t function.

Or better: I want to put an image as “read more” instead of the text “Continue reading [post title]”.

How do I do it?

Thank you very much, alchymyth.

Now i wanna know how do I change the “Continue reading [post title]”, translating it, changing its appearance and putting it one or two lines below.