13floor theme from elegant themes. Little bit edited by me.

a.rmrh-read-more { font-weight: bold; }

a.rmrh-read-less { font-weight: bold; }

I also tried

.rmrh-read-more a { font-weight: bold; }

.rmrh-read-less a { font-weight: bold; }

and

.rmrh-read-more { font-weight: bold; }

.rmrh-read-less { font-weight: bold; }

all without success?
Any ideas how to solve it? Would be a shame not to use this plugin because imo it looks much nicer then most other plugins that modify the ‘more’ behavior.

1. How would I change the “Read more” and “Read less” text links to a rollover button-like image?

2. The ajax loading image appears above the “Read more” link when I click it causing the button to shift down while it’s animating and shift back up when the ajax loader disappears. I managed to set the ajax loader image height to 0px in the css in the js file but it hasn’t helped.

Thanks for a great plugin!

great job, really neat plugin! The only problem I have is that the read more button doesn´t move down and so stays in the middle of the content…

See http://www.tabletcases.info/?paged=2

Unfortunately I have no php or css skills.

Thank you! cheers,
buzza

So you can, for example, make the ‘read less’ link bold with the following CSS:

a.rmrh-read-less { font-weight: bold; }

I hope this helps.

With the next release, I’ll have a couple CSS classes that get toggled on the ‘more-link’ anchor element. So you could style them (using your theme’s style.css) with something like:

a.rmrh-show-more { font-weight: normal }
a.rmrh-show-less { font-weight: bold }

I’ll try and get that out within the next couple of days.

Thanks

Dean

So something like “text to display after link clicked” might be implemented with a separate javascript file that contains nothing but configurable options the users can set. It’s either that or add a nice control area for the plugin in the WP admin area, which I guess is a possibility.

I just tested out your change (after reproducing the problem) and it does work. However, there still exists another problem: the path to the “loading” image used (“ajax-loader.gif”) is now incorrect. The path to that file is constructed in the plugin’s javascript file (“js/wt_rmrh.js”).

To workaround this (for now), do two things:

1. In “read-more-right-here.php”, line 43, change “wt_rmrh.js” to “wt_rmrh-debug.js”

2. In “js/wt_rmrh-debug.js”, line 29 in the “getPluginUrl” function, modify the path to include the wordpress install directory

I’m going to see if I can’t fix the javascript problem. Once that’s done I’ll update the official plugin.

Thanks again for your help!

To sum it up… i have my site running on WP, and i have the WP system files in a folder below the root level, yet i have the homepage of my site being generated by WP (as described here: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/168827). Basically this means the two settings for “wordpress address” and “blog address” (under ‘Settings’ in the admin area) are two different locations. Your plugin presupposes that the two are the same, it uses get_bloginfo(‘url’), so it does not load if like me you have wordpress one level down in its own folder.

Perhaps you can change this in a next version.
in any case, cheers for this neat plugin! great work.

I’ve installed wordpress in the /wordpress folder, and moved the index.php into the root folder, in order to keep things separated (as described here: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/168827).
I guess this messes with the paths for the ajax call, but I can’t figure out what to change to make the difference.

If you can help me out, I’d appreciate it a lot. (I’ll be donating once I solve this issue, because I figure I’ll be using this plugin a lot in future projects.)
thanks, Thijs