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Still empty, there’s no number in view-source. I think this problem only apply to my website because i don’t put those php code on page, post, or usual wordpress directory. I put those php code inside a unique page from a plugin called wp no external link. It’s fine really, i’ll stick to version 1.6.4.

– I did checked the page source/view-source.

Version 1.6.4 = <div class=’code-block code-block-4′ style=’margin:8px 0px;’><script src=”https://example.com”></script&gt;</div>

Version 1.6.6 = empty.

– In settings:

Version 1.6.4 = <script src=”https://example.com”></script&gt;

Version 1.6.6 = <script src=”https://example.com”></script&gt;

Yes it is. Here’s the setting from v1.6.6: https://imgur.com/a/RmwbB

“php function” only.

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I have exactly the same setting from both version 1.6.6 and 1.6.4. The v1.6.6 just doesn’t work for me. By the way, i inserted those code inside a plugin page.

“PHP function” doesn’t work on version 1.6.6. The php function shortcode suppose to show my script, but in version 1.6.6 those code are empty on page-source. After i downgraded from version 1.6.6 to 1.6.4 every single settings are remain the same. Now everything is works fine on version 1.6.4, my script are back and showing on page-source. For now i have to stick to version 1.6.4.

The problem have been mentioned from previous support thread. Here is the solution quoted from the plugin author:

Hello,

Super RSS Reader uses WordPress’s default RSS engine for fetching feeds.

So inorder to refresh feeds, you need to add a filter to WordPress. Add the below code to the function.php file of your theme.

add_filter( ‘wp_feed_cache_transient_lifetime’, create_function(‘$a’, ‘return 1800;’) );

Here 1800 indicates 30 minutes. Change this according to your needs.

Note: Constantly refreshing feed cache will slow down your server and website. So it is a good idea to leave it to the default.

I love the plugin but it only seems to refresh over night so it is a day out of date.

there’s a way to add “…” right after the last word.

1. edit “easy-custom-auto-excerpt/easy-custom-auto-excerpt.php” on the Plugins Editor.
2. find <p class=’ecae-button (there’s 2 lines of that code)
3. put … before <p class=’ecae-button
4. it would look like this:
$readmore = “…<p class=’ecae-button
5. press Update File

I have the same problem before. I assume you have renamed your wp-content directory into something else just like what i did.

For example you have renamed your “wp-content” directory into “wp-digifx”, this is how to fix it:

1. Download WP No External Links plugin manually, then extract the file with winrar/winzip/7zip/up to you.
2. Download Notepad++ or any other code editor.
3. Open custom-parser.sample.php in Notepad++.
4. Rename wp-content/ to wp-digifx/ in line 6. Then save it.
Picture example: https://i.imgur.com/KHAgjLL.jpg
5. Open wp-noexternallinks.php in Notepad++.
6. Rename wp-content/ to wp-digifx/ in line 183, 187, 189, and 197. Then save it.
Picture example: https://i.imgur.com/KHAgjLL.jpg
7. Compress wp-noexternallinks folder to wp-noexternallinks.zip with winrar/winzip/7zip/up to you
8. Manually upload your zipped plugin then activate it.

Thanks! Problem solved by upgrading jquery with a plugin called “jQuery updater”.

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/jquery-updater/

Where i can put that code? And what i should edit?

Solved! Here is the correct selector for swift theme:

swift,#content,div.navigation,div.navigation a:first,#content

Read this tutorial to find your own CSS selector https://beaver6813.com/2012/01/selectors-in-infinite-scroll/