[Mark L]

So if you know there is a potential plugin conflict, and my solution fixes the conflict, why would you not implement the solution that I presented eliminating the potential conflict with other users with similar plugins. Adopting the fix seems to be a much better resolution than for me to create a child theme, thus fixing my issue, but all other future users may have the same problem as the code base is not fixed.

[Mark L]

I was digging on my own to fix this, I was in the same part of the code and have fixed the issue.

On line 317 add this line:
$page_permalink = get_permalink();

Changed line 341 to:
<a class="more-link" title="<?php echo esc_attr($page_title);?>" href="<?php echo esc_attr($page_permalink); ?>">

The $page_title is already defined. This resolves the issue but I do not have a child theme for this fix. Leaving “the_permalink()” in line 341 does not work.

Please advise on how this will be resolved in the current code release and how I will need to update my theme.

[Mark L]

Why are the Featured Work section links working and the Services links not if there is a plugin conflict? This should be easily determined from your code and not depend on other plugins.

[Mark L]

Deactivated all plugins that are not critical, still the same issue. This needs to be fixed on this public web site ASAP.

[Mark L]

I have made no code changes. Are these links dynamically created? Or do they need to be added again?

The plugins I have installed are required and will need reconfiguration if they are all deactivated, this is a poor solution. Where are the links set in the theme code? Why can’t this be modified or fixed there?

[Mark L]

I am also having this is with the Interface Pro Theme, Business Template static page, default post page, default template for linked pages. The Services “Read More” link is the site home page which is the “Business Template” page. What is the issue?

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