HTML <article> Tag Read more / read less

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HTML <article> Tag Read more / read less

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Good morning,

A big thank you for all your help and advice so far, I'm now enjoying using WYSIWYG.

I can't find a way to add HTML <article> Tag before a some text.
I'm trying to use read more js https://github.com/jedfoster/Readmore.js/
I can add it with a txt editor after exporting the page to HTML, just wondering if possible within WYSIWYG, hopefully I have worked out how to add the js file/link.
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<article> is a container tag. So, you will need to set the 'Semantic tag' property of the container.

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Alternative, you can add custom code to the text object via the HTML properties.
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Hello,
I'm not sure if it's me but, I can’t get it to work that way.

Trying to get a read more / read less to work within CARDS any ideas.

trying to use read more js https://github.com/jedfoster/Readmore.js/
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Re: HTML <article> Tag Read more / read less

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You should note that there is no help with installing 3rd party script as it is understood you know how to use yourself.
This is mentioned at the Forum Rules
With this said there is a extension by crispy68 available see the following:
READ MORE CSS EXTENSION (FREE) - Updated 6/11/25
Any help with this you should ask with him.

Did you real Pablos reply
Alternative, you can add custom code to the text object via the HTML properties.
Adding HTML, Javascript or PHP to a web page Read from Add HTML to an object
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Re: HTML <article> Tag Read more / read less

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I cannot give support on custom script because for me it may also take a lot of time to figure out how these scripts work.

Besides the 'read more' extension, there are two (old) templates that implement a simple read more solution:
https://www.wysiwygwebbuilder.com/support/wb12tryouts/wb12_clouds.html
https://www.wysiwygwebbuilder.com/support/wb12tryouts/wb12_winter.html
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Re: HTML <article> Tag Read more / read less

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BaconFries wrote: Wed Mar 25, 2026 10:11 pm You should note that there is no help with installing 3rd party script as it is understood you know how to use yourself.
This is mentioned at the Forum Rules
With this said there is a extension by crispy68 available see the following:
READ MORE CSS EXTENSION (FREE) - Updated 6/11/25
Any help with this you should ask with him.

Did you real Pablos reply
Alternative, you can add custom code to the text object via the HTML properties.
Adding HTML, Javascript or PHP to a web page Read from Add HTML to an object
Thank you I give it a bash.
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Re: HTML <article> Tag Read more / read less

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Pablo wrote: Thu Mar 26, 2026 7:00 am I cannot give support on custom script because for me it may also take a lot of time to figure out how these scripts work.

Besides the 'read more' extension, there are two (old) templates that implement a simple read more solution:
https://www.wysiwygwebbuilder.com/support/wb12tryouts/wb12_clouds.html
https://www.wysiwygwebbuilder.com/support/wb12tryouts/wb12_winter.html
Understandable, thanks for the links.
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