| 1299 | | $post_content = $post_content . "\n<!--more-->\n" . $post_more; |
| | 1299 | // In order to match the behavior of the wp-admin editor, we have to trim |
| | 1300 | // whitespace from the post_content and post_more. Otherwise any newline |
| | 1301 | // that a client might reasonably add to finish the section gets literally |
| | 1302 | // interpreted here. |
| | 1303 | // |
| | 1304 | // While there is some value in the idea of literal interpretation, the current |
| | 1305 | // behavior of the more tag is such that it sort of expects to follow this format |
| | 1306 | // of "stripped content separated by a more tag on its own line." We'll just comply |
| | 1307 | // with that to ensure compatible behavior. |
| | 1308 | $post_content = trim($post_content) . "\n<!--more-->\n" . trim($post_more); |
| 1568 | | $post_content = $post_content . "\n<!--more-->\n" . $post_more; |
| | 1577 | // In order to match the behavior of the wp-admin editor, we have to trim |
| | 1578 | // whitespace from the post_content and post_more. Otherwise any newline |
| | 1579 | // that a client might reasonably add to finish the section gets literally |
| | 1580 | // interpreted here. |
| | 1581 | // |
| | 1582 | // While there is some value in the idea of literal interpretation, the current |
| | 1583 | // behavior of the more tag is such that it sort of expects to follow this format |
| | 1584 | // of "stripped content separated by a more tag on its own line." We'll just comply |
| | 1585 | // with that to ensure compatible behavior. |
| | 1586 | $post_content = trim($post_content) . "\n<!--more-->\n" . trim($post_more); |
