I have asked this question before but still don’t know the answer.
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**I want to use it similar to a “Read More” stack.
If possible I want to put it behind some kind of paywall like in the attached jpeg.
I have asked this question before but still don’t know the answer.
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**If possible I want to put it behind some kind of paywall like in the attached jpeg.
Don’t know what happened to my question:
Does anybody know of a stack that can cause text to fade away at the end like attached jpeg above?
cover it with a partially transparent overlay gradient
I don’t know of a stack that does that.
You can do it with some CSS.
Thanks for the tip. Looks like it is do-able but way over my paygrade.
Scott, how do you cover text with partially transparent overlay gradient?
The “read-more-function” of Andrews ParagraphPro stack:
has that kind of feature, Tim.
Tkx Harry, this is the great thing about following the various threads - one can always learn something, even when one thought to already know the stacks
Big White Duck’s (@tav) ‘Paragraph Pro’ and ‘Scribe’ have the Child stack ‘Read more’, which allows to at least fade out the last line - right out of the box, no special skills required
If I understand what was being requested, wasn’t a simple “read more” with faded text, but a conditional “read more”.
The user would need to signup to continue reading. The text fade is just the effect.
Doug,
You interpreted my request correctly. I did want to have a conditional “read more” that was predicated on a signup in order to continue reading.
My thinking was that a signup might live behind something like Joe Workmans’ password stack.
I’m not sure if this is a skill set issue or whether a stack could be created to make it happen. (If it is based on skills my customers will get to read everything for free)
I would, however, still be interested in the faded read-more even I could not password protect it.
I like the paragraph pro’s read more but like the graphics of the fade out better.
I wonder what something like this would cost to make? I have a lot of productivity plugins that I’ve hired developers to write for my CAD software. Has been some of the most cost/effective investments I have made for my business.
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