[aussietaste]

aussietaste

#10086

For some strange reason my excerpts are all missing letter combinations of “love”, “del” or “ko”. I presume it is a filter but I have no idea where to look to remove this. Any suggestions please?

[Kenneth John Odle]

Kenneth John Odle

#45319

Link to site?

[aussietaste]

aussietaste

#45320

Quote:

Link to site?

http://aussietaste.recipes

[Kenneth John Odle]

Kenneth John Odle

#45321

Which post in particular do you see this in? Are you wrapping those words in a shortcode, or some other html?

[aussietaste]

aussietaste

#45322

Quote:

Which post in particular do you see this in? Are you wrapping those words in a shortcode, or some other html?

On the page http://aussietaste.recipes/category/glossary/ :

• Scroll to Almonds and on line 4 “probably the almond rs’ almond” – love has been stripped
• Scroll to Apricot and on line 2 “lo for fruits with no touch ” – ok has been stripped
• Scroll to Asparagus – Asparagus is d for its versatility (love is missing) and and coing asparagus (ok is missing)

All excerpts are placed into the Excerpt box on the page without any form of markup, html, or shortcodes. The missing parts are consistent across all categories. They are definitely in the excerpt text and not typos.

[Kenneth John Odle]

Kenneth John Odle

#45323

There is nothing in either WP core or Graphene that would cause that to happen. You are running a number of plugins. Have you tried disabling them to see if this is plugin related?

[aussietaste]

aussietaste

#45324

Ok, deactivate each plugin in turn with no luck. Only thing I didn’t touch was the Graphene mobile theme stuff.

[Kenneth John Odle]

Kenneth John Odle

#45325

Did you get this sorted? (You didn’t edit theme or WP core files?)

[aussietaste]

aussietaste

#45326

Still not sorted but today I am going to do each theme file i changed 1 by 1 to see what I’ve done. WP core are untouched but I have played with 3 or 4 theme files. Will post results in 24 hours or less. Thanks for checking.

[Kenneth John Odle]

Kenneth John Odle

#45327

This is why you should never edit theme files. Always use a child theme, instead.