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Starr and Colin: I need more information. The plugin has worked fine on all WP 2.5 and 2.5.1 blogs I have tested it on (for example, the one you are now reading). It appears that there may be a problem with your copy of the evermore file: Starr’s error message complains about output being generated at line 277, but evermore.php only has 275 lines. It might be worth just grabbing a new copy of the plugin and installing it.
Colin, you can manually edit the plugin as follows. Add a new line “
$para_skip_count = 2;” before line 90, so the surrounding lines look like this:That should have the effect you want. Hopefully I will discover what’s going on with the error and will be able to offer a permanent solution.
I think I found the issue with “Warning: cannot load evermore.php”
If you install it in
/wp-content/plugins/evermore/evermore.php
it gives you the error.
If you put the php file by itself in
/wp-content/plugins/evermore.php
it seems to work.
Colin and those other having this error, try this as a possible solution. I am using WP 2.5.1
Great plugin.
It’s there any way to translate or config the “Read the rest of this entry” message? It would be great to know how.
Thanks!
thank you for nice post
I found that it seems not working on next page. Only on page 1.
Try visiting my blog and see what I’m saying, and turn to page 2, you won’t see the “Talk loud the rest of this entry »” <– that the Evermore, btw Im using wordpress 2.5 and WP-PageNavi plugin
Antonio, you need to edit your theme. The text you want to change will be in various files in your theme directory, for example index.php.
Talk Loud (and others), this is probably caused by the way your theme creates other pages. Try editing one of your older posts (one of the posts that appear on page 2) and putting a More tag in it. Then see if you get the “Talk loud the rest of this entry”. If not, then the problem is with the theme (or possibly the WP-PageNavi plugin). Let me know what happens.
10x for the post
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