More written twice

A page’s writing has <!--more--> on a line of its own more than once. The first one ends the excerpt a list shows; the later ones end nothing.

What you’ll see

warning  More written twice: the excerpt ends at the first `<!--more-->`
  Delete the later one.
  More: https://statac.dev/e/more-written-twice/

In the terminal the message also names the file and line where there is one, and marks the exact text.

Why Statac warns

Statac is sure what it does here: the excerpt ends at the first <!--more-->, as it does wherever excerpts are written this way, and the page is published. It tells you, because a later marker may be where you meant the excerpt to end.

How to fix it

Delete the later <!--more-->. If the excerpt should end there instead, delete the first one.

Example

In content/post-1.md:

The part a list shows.

<!--more-->

More of the post.

<!--more-->

The rest.

The excerpt ends at the first. Keep one:

The part a list shows.

<!--more-->

More of the post.

The rest.

Its name

Name	more-written-twice
In the terminal	statac explain more-written-twice
To stop showing it	quiet: [more-written-twice] in statac.yaml, once you have understood it. Statac still counts it.