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Because, if I understand it correctly, it unloads when the user clicks a link.

If you look at https://bff.fm, and play their audio stream, notice how the audio stream keeps playing when you visit other pages on their site.

We’re having the same exact issue. Did you ever manage to resolve it?

> the shortening of the excerpt titles seems to be some custom code in your theme;

Right you are, thanks, found it exactly where you said it might be.

Thanks, but I’m talking about the title itself. In other words, the title above the excerpt. It gets cut off after a certain number of characters, which I’d like to extend.

Note that when the excerpt title is clicked, and they go to the actual article, the full title is displayed.

You can see it in action here:

radiovalencia.fm

As of typing this, 2 of the posts have truncated titles.

Yes, I ran wp_cache_clear_cache(), no luck.

And thanks for the tip about turning on debugging. I’m seeing some interesting lines in my log:

09:09:49 [fname] Cookie detected: wordpress_logged_in_bb5263af5c15c9efc60dc461c01624d5
09:09:49 [fname] supercache dir: /home/johnhell/radiovalencia.fm/wp-content/cache/supercache/radiovalencia.fm/override/unscheduled_show_processor.php/
09:09:49 [fname] No wp-cache file exists. Must generate a new one.
09:09:50 [fname] Cookie detected: wordpress_logged_in_bb5263af5c15c9efc60dc461c01624d5
09:09:50 [fname] In WP Cache Phase 2
09:09:50 [fname] Setting up WordPress actions
09:09:50 [fname] Supercache caching disabled. Only using wp-cache. Non empty GET request.
09:09:50 [fname] Created output buffer
09:09:50 [fname] Output buffer callback
09:09:50 [fname] No closing html tag. Not caching.
09:09:50 [fname] wp_cache_shutdown_callback: collecting meta data.

What really has me curious is this one:

09:09:50 [fname] Supercache caching disabled. Only using wp-cache. Non empty GET request.

Does that mean I’m not using the WP Super Cache plugin for caching?