Imagine I have the following content doc: sentence1 hello world.  sentence2 hello world. another paragraph.. As you’d see, the summary here is only the sentence1[…]. However, when I try to use {{.Summary}} and add a “Read More →” like this: {{ .Summary}} <a href=…

I’ve noticed there’s no easy way around this, so I hacked this: Pretty much every {{.Summary}} will end with </p> regardless of having a  separator or not. Therefore I will (1) delete the final </p>, insert my Read More link, add </p> again to keep the paragraph intact. It looks like th…

Inline  summary separator creates paragraphs

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zwbetz October 22, 2019, 12:09am 3

See this previous thread for some ideas: Inconsistent behavior with .Summary tag

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