I also had the expander problem. To overcome it, I selected the
elements before and after the read more link, and gave them a
display:inline css attribute.
The code is as follows.
(CSS)
.nobreak{display:inline}
(Script)
//apply nobreak class to element immediately before read-mo
Thanks! That one does seem to do what I need. Not quite as polished as
the other 2, but works better for my needs. Only need it to not
truncate in the middle of a word, but that shouldn't be too much work.
Truncate (in my demo) looks to work properly for multiple paragraphs,
picking up where it t
Hi there,
Yeah, I see the issue. Unfortunately, the Expander plugin is meant for
hiding/showing content within a block element, not block elements
themselves. I guess this could be seen as a limitation, but I don't
think it's one I want to try to overcome at this point.
Here's another pl
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