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In the , place your cursor where you want the break and click the Insert Read More Tag button (looks like a dashed line).
The "Read more..." link is a common feature used in blogging to truncate long posts on a homepage or feed, encouraging readers to click through to view the full content. This helps keep your site organized and can improve user engagement by piquing curiosity with a short teaser. How to Use the "Read More" Feature
You can also manually add the tag in the HTML view.
: Drag and drop a Read More block into your layout to drive subscribers back to your website for the full article. Tips for Effective Teasers
To make sure readers actually click that link, consider these formatting strategies:
Depending on your platform, you can manually insert these breaks to control exactly where the preview ends: :
In the , click the + icon and search for the More block .
: Use the Insert Jump Break icon (a horizontal line) in the post editor to separate your teaser from the rest of the post.
In the , place your cursor where you want the break and click the Insert Read More Tag button (looks like a dashed line).
The "Read more..." link is a common feature used in blogging to truncate long posts on a homepage or feed, encouraging readers to click through to view the full content. This helps keep your site organized and can improve user engagement by piquing curiosity with a short teaser. How to Use the "Read More" Feature
You can also manually add the tag in the HTML view. read more...
: Drag and drop a Read More block into your layout to drive subscribers back to your website for the full article. Tips for Effective Teasers
To make sure readers actually click that link, consider these formatting strategies: In the , place your cursor where you
Depending on your platform, you can manually insert these breaks to control exactly where the preview ends: :
In the , click the + icon and search for the More block . How to Use the "Read More" Feature You
: Use the Insert Jump Break icon (a horizontal line) in the post editor to separate your teaser from the rest of the post.