These are actually dependent on how the blog posts are created. If there is no "read more" present, the automated truncation kicks in. When the truncation kicks in, html codes would be stripped from the content to avoid any "unclosed" html tags.

Ideally, one should use the read more button when creating a blog post / article. If you are using EasyBlog, ensure that you use the post image so that EasyBlog will be able to identify which primary image it should use for the blog post

OK, I'll think and go through what've said.

But what about articles to stream > Can I not have images that have been included in the article to show here?

You see they don't show at all with or without read more or truncation...

/Guy

Unfortunately the article app doesn't do that currently. If you are utilizing the blog app for EasyBlog, it does that currently

Thanks for clarifying.

It would be really cool and pretty if you'd try and achieve this in the next article apps update. After all:

A Picture Says More Than A Thousand Words - And a lot more about your software...

Thanks!

If I have 10 pairs of hands, I really would There are just so many apps to maintain but we'll try our best in the future to update the app to behave differently