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  • Forum: Themes and Templates
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    Are you using the rich-text editor, or the HTML editor?

    If you’re using the HTML editor, you would add the <!--more--> tag manually.

    If you’re using the rich-text editor, you would use the “More” button on the editor toolbar.

    Enable WP_DEBUG, and report back with the Fatal Error being generated.

    Most likely, it is a “cannot redeclare function…” error.

    What is function pippo_footer(), and why are you adding it to your child Theme’s functions.php file?

    Also, what do you mean by “put the two together”? Can you post the entire code of the faulty functions.php file into a PasteBin, and link it here?

    @aaaaammmm

    Thread-jacking is considered highly inconsiderate. Please start your own topic.

    Wow: commercial Themes, non-GPL license, and diverting support queries to the WPORG support forums. Talk about a perfect storm of craptasticness.

    I’m sorry for your bad experience with this Theme shop. There are plenty of reputable commercial Theme shops; have a look at the WPORG commercial Theme developer listing.

    Do you have a live link to the site in question?

    Forum: Themes and Templates
    In reply to: content

    ok, I’ll try this:

    <!--more-->
    <p><?php the_content("Read more..."); ?></p>

    and it still does not show me the read more.

    That’s your template file. You need to put the <!--more--> tag in your actual Post Content.

    For example:

    Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Fusce auctor sollicitudin lacus vel condimentum. Vivamus vitae lectus venenatis sapien auctor commodo. Fusce vel purus tellus. Donec porta porta eros quis aliquet. Sed a sagittis odio. Proin fringilla gravida urna, et rutrum dolor blandit euismod. Donec tincidunt justo sed est consectetur hendrerit. Proin ut imperdiet velit. Cras mollis nunc et nulla imperdiet nec mollis urna lobortis.

    <!--more-->

    Nullam ut lacus vitae arcu condimentum sollicitudin ac ac eros. Quisque accumsan auctor erat, eget venenatis nisl lacinia id. Suspendisse eget magna turpis. Aenean rhoncus, mauris nec ullamcorper bibendum, ligula diam blandit diam, vel rhoncus purus sapien non mi. Aenean a convallis arcu. Phasellus non est mollis eros lobortis vestibulum consequat ac arcu. Fusce justo urna, ultrices ut varius a, eleifend ac justo. Sed ornare rhoncus turpis sed accumsan. Curabitur dignissim, justo id facilisis elementum, mauris orci convallis augue, non scelerisque lacus dolor et lorem. In hac habitasse platea dictumst. Phasellus laoreet imperdiet odio, ac tristique sem dictum et. Proin mattis, eros in dignissim dignissim, nibh tortor congue nibh, at lacinia erat elit vitae diam.

    Forum: Themes and Templates
    In reply to: content

    Hmm.. nope. I do not see any of that sign. What is it for by the way ?

    That is the comment that you have to add to your Post Content, in order to invoke the “read more” link.

    Forum: Themes and Templates
    In reply to: content

    Are you adding a <!--more--> link somewhere within your Post Content?

    This is very likely a problem:

    wp_register_script('jquery17_script', get_template_directory_uri().'/js/jquery-1.7.1.min.js', array('jquery'), '1.0');

    You’re enqueueing your own version of jQuery, instead of using the WordPress core-bundled version. To compound the issue, you’re making the core-bundled version of jQuery a dependency, which means that you’re automatically enqueueing both libraries.

    That becomes further problematic, here:

    wp_register_script('Cycle_script', get_template_directory_uri().'/js/jquery.cycle.all.js', array('jquery'), '1.0');
    wp_register_script('slideshow_script', get_template_directory_uri().'/js/slideshow.js', array('jquery'), '1.0');

    You enqueue your own jQuery version, and then make the core-bundled version the dependency for your other scripts.

    So, I would recommend that you change your entire function like so:

    function my_scripts_method(){
        // for front page
        wp_enqueue_script( 'jquery17' );
        wp_enqueue_script( 'Cycle_script', get_template_directory_uri().'/js/jquery.cycle.all.js', array('jquery'), '1.0' );
        wp_enqueue_script( 'slideshow_script', get_template_directory_uri().'/js/slideshow.js', array('jquery'), '1.0' );
    }
    add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'my_scripts_method' );

    (No need to split the register and enqueue, since you’re doing both at the same time anyway.)

    That might fix your entire slideshow problem. If not, there will be something else we need to track down.

    If the site were live, would you then be able to access all of the files as needed to assist me?

    Not really, no. To help, one would need access to the Theme’s actual files. But since this is a commercial Theme, you really need to consult the ThemeForest vendor for support.

    Change this:

    $results = $wpdb->get_results(yarpp_sql(array('post'),array()));

    …to this:

    if ( function_exists( 'yarpp_sql' ) ) {
        $results = $wpdb->get_results(yarpp_sql(array('post'),array()));
    }

    As that is a commercial Theme, you’ll need to consult ThemeForest for support.

    You’re looking specifically for Fatal error messages. You might need to view source to see it. Most likely, you’ve got an undefined function error somewhere.

    I tried your link, but it asked for authorization creds.

    What errors are reported by WP_DEBUG? You are primarily concerned with Fatal Error reports.

    Also: do you have a live link to the site in question?

    Have you gone to Dashboard -> Appearance -> Widgets and setup your Widgets? If not, you’re simply seeing the default output for the dynamic sidebar. That default output will disappear when you configure Widgets.

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