"read more..."

Thank you for your response. I followed the instructions but it's not working. For example, in my article, I place the more tag and I can see the code, but when I preview, I don't see "read more." I disabled the tinymce plugin and reactivated it... still nothing.

Rebonjour
New update: when I am in an article, the tag works fine, but I have: "continue reading", can we have "lire la suite" like I had before.
However, on a page, the more tag does not work; is that normal? Does this tag only work in articles?

I had an obsolete adobe flash player plugin that I reinstalled, maybe that is what fixed things.
Can you please respond to me about the continue reading and the non-functioning in a page? Thank you very much.

Thank you for the response; I have noted that we cannot use this tag in a static page.
The theme I am using is Twenty Thirteen; If you could point me to the place in the editor where I can change "continue reading" to "lire la suite" ...... thank you again for this help.

Hello :)
Could you provide the link ( WITHOUT the http : // )
to what is causing you trouble?

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The 'www' is also meant for communication, sharing, and exchanging, right?
Thank you for being polite and responding to those who are trying to help you.

Thank you for the message. I found in the file index.php and I modified the function the_content and now it's working.
I don't want to take advantage of your kindness but I would like to know if it's possible to make a word blink in a tablepress table. I tried the blink tags but it doesn't work
Thanks again

si je me rappelle bien, la balise blink a été abandonnée par firefox le seul navigateur qui l'utilisait , il faut passer par du javascript, il existe plusieurs façons de faire mais j'aime bien celle-ci qui a un effet d'opacité

dans l'éditeur wordpress en mode texte, tu entoures le mot de ton choix par

<span id="clignotant">ici tu mets le mot qui clignote</span>

ensuite tu ouvres le fichier footer.php de ton thème et tu colles le javascript juste avant la balise </body> ainsi il fonctionnera sur n'importe quel article ou page où tu utiliseras span id="clignotant"

<script type="text/javascript">
var signe = -1;
var clignotementFading = function(){
 var obj = document.getElementById('clignotant');
 if (obj.style.opacity >= 0.96){
 signe = -1;
 }
 if (obj.style.opacity <= 0.04){
 signe = 1;
 }
 obj.style.opacity = (obj.style.opacity * 1) + (signe * 0.04);
};

// mise en place de l appel de la fonction toutes les 0.085 secondes
// Pour arrêter le clignotement : clearInterval(periode);
periode = setInterval(clignotementFading, 85 );
//pour un clignotement plus rapide, mets un nombre plus petit par exemple 20
</script>

ok then, so much the better :)
" Thank you for the message. I found in the index.php file and modified the the_content function and now it works. "
and so, if needed, another problem = another request, thank you ;)

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thank you for having the courtesy to respond to those who try to help you

Thank you Elgazar. It's working very well even in a TablePress cell. The problem with the "more" tag and the blinking effect have been resolved. Thank you very much to you again.
Have a good Sunday.

You should not include a "more" tag in a static page since, by definition, it always displays in full, unlike articles that can be put in a feed like on the homepage or archives.

Normally, if the theme is well-made, the translation should be automatic, but in some themes, it's possible that "continue reading" is hard-coded, so you'll need to translate it manually in the files.
This can also happen if you modified the original "continue reading" (a simple space in the middle is enough) and the match in French doesn't occur.

It's difficult to help you more specifically without knowing the theme you are using, as the location varies depending on the code specific to each theme.