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Hello,
is there a way to only show the "Read More" button when the content of the blog post was actually shortened?
As far as I see it, you can either switch it on for all Blog-Posts or Switch it off.
I'd like to have a consistent way of showing the user that there's actually more content in a blog-post and that he has to click on the headline or the button in order to access it.
But right now, even if a blog post is just a one-liner, it'll show a "Read More" button, which I find confusing and which I fear will eventually discourage people from actually clicking on the post. (See Screenshot)
Thanks for your support
is there a way to only show the "Read More" button when the content of the blog post was actually shortened?
As far as I see it, you can either switch it on for all Blog-Posts or Switch it off.
I'd like to have a consistent way of showing the user that there's actually more content in a blog-post and that he has to click on the headline or the button in order to access it.
But right now, even if a blog post is just a one-liner, it'll show a "Read More" button, which I find confusing and which I fear will eventually discourage people from actually clicking on the post. (See Screenshot)
Thanks for your support
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