We don't have such settings but you can modify the theme file /components/com_easyblog/themes/wireframe/listing/default.php and at line 38, replace the codes below:

<?php if ($post->hasReadmore() && $params->get('post_readmore', true)) { ?>

<div class="eb-post-more mt-20">

	<?php echo $this->html('post.list.readmore', $post); ?>

</div>

<?php } ?>

With,

<?php if ($this->my->id && $post->hasReadmore() && $params->get('post_readmore', true)) { ?>

<div class="eb-post-more mt-20">

	<?php echo $this->html('post.list.readmore', $post); ?>

</div>

<?php } ?>

Thanks, I have modified, the wireframe template, use this template as default template, but nothing change. Read more is also open for all users.

Can you share with us which blog listing page still shows the read more button?

Because different view might need to modify the different PHP file.

"Read more" still works throughout the blog. So all categories are affected. See: http://www.dach.asia

It seems like that is a grid view + magazine feature slider.

Can you download my attached files and place these files into your current template new directory folder and see how it goes?

JoomlaFolder/templates/yourCurrentTemplate/html/com_easyblog/helpers/featured/slider/magazine.php
JoomlaFolder/templates/yourCurrentTemplate/html/com_easyblog/listing/simple.php

Yes thanks. No it works.

But it's not what I had in mind. I want that when a non-registered user clicks on the read more button, he gets the prompt to log in first, since all the text is only accessible to registered users.

I see, then you can revert all the changes we suggested above, you just need to enable this setting Login To Read Full Post from the backend > Easyblog > settings > general.

Hope this help.

I am sorry that I couldn't know this "Login To Read Full Post" setting behavior already changed in Easyblog 6.x, when you activate this setting, it will only show a box to tell users that they need to login first in order to read the full blog content.

By the way, can you download my attached files then place the following files into this new directory folder from your current template and see how it goes?

JoomlaFolder/templates/yourCurrentTemplate/html/com_easyblog/entry/default/...

So the behavior will redirect the user to the login page when the guest user accesses the blog entry page.