Giving us a bit more info to go on would be extremely helpful.
URL of you site, version of WP, what theme your using, did this just happen all of the sudden, etc.
The following might help solve the problem
Here is an example of a post where More is displayed but not invoked. When More clicked on it goes back to the post and More is no longer displayed.
The title of the post is Bon Mots and is in the center pane, the fifth post down.
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<h4>Some clever comments by Mark Twain
“It is better to keep your mouth closed and let people think you are a fool than to open it and remove all doubt.”
“Most people are bothered by those passages of Scripture they do not understand, but the passages that bother me are those I do understand.”
“Suppose you were an idiot and suppose you were a member of Congress. But I repeat myself.”
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In Admin when I edited a post I checked off Excerpt in Screen Options. Which works fine as the more command doesn’t show up when individual post are called.
The problem is that when you first open the site all recent posts a displayed in the center column and they all have the more command including those with where the more command hasn’t been invoked. When you click on those posts the more icon disappears.
Is there a way of applying the Excerpt command to individual posts?
Does this happen with all plugins disabled and using the twenty fourteen theme?
I don’t want to disable all my plugins.
Would this be an approach that would solve my problem?
When using the excerpt feature WordPress does not automatically provide a link to a page containing the full post. To generate a link include the following code in the loop directly below `<?php the_excerpt(); ?>
<a>”> Read More…</a>`
Everything I’m about to suggest relies on the assumption that you are still using the “NewsScope” theme from flexithemes.
In this case (without digging into the theme files) the “read more” button appears to be built into the theme because it uses <?php the_excerpt(); ?> in your posts template rather than <?php the_content(); ?> by default. The theme (at least the free version) also appears to have no way of changing that without editing a theme file directly, however you may be able to easily hide it. Try this..
Go to Appearance > NewsScope Theme Options > General > and in the Custom CSS box, paste this on its own line:
.readmore-wrap {display:none;}
– save the changes and check to see if it took care of the concern.
I don’t want to disable all my plugins.
Would this be an approach that would solve my problem?
No, but it would tell us where the problem is.
Assuming there is no solution using FT Themes do you have a theme that is similar to the NewsScope theme I’m using. If so if I were to use it would all my data and css files convert?
