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Since last changes on WordPress.com I was rather happy to have my main blog site with some posts in full only (as the beginning) and then at the end the button "load more posts...". This functionality works anyway not fully. When I click "load more..." there are only texts loaded from older entries. I'm using almost many photos, so it seems very poor for me.
My theme is "Motion". Maybe I should select any option somewhere?
The blog I need help with is swiatnacho.wordpress.com.
No solution? Anything?
When any page is loaded the images are loaded last.
My site: http://swiatnacho.wordpress.com/
I clicked "load more posts..." waited and waited. Any photo loaded.
The images are all there. I checked. More to the point is that any vistor who wants to access a post will click into it and the image will display in the post.
That's right. They are in the posts - if the visitor will click. So I knew about it, but I'm not happy with this (not everybody wants to click not seeing an important photo, I think). Could I have the old mode: not "load..., but "next page" what gave the full content? Thanks in advance!
Could I have the old mode: not "load..., but "next page" what gave the full content?
No. Staff have been introducing “infinite scroll" to themes — a site wide change that will be applied to all themes that are suitable for the implementation. http://en.forums.wordpress.com/topic/to-infinity?replies=137
http://en.blog.wordpress.com/2012/06/12/to-infinity-and-beyond/
Disabling the infinite scroll feature to get rid of the pop-up in the footer results in a "Load More Posts" tab, and you can't disable that "Load More Posts" tab from appearing without the Custom Design upgrade. http://en.support.wordpress.com/custom-design/
Not satisfied with this "NO", but anyway thank you very much for the answer, @timethief!
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