Two questions about using the Read More tag in blog posts:
Is there any way to modify the copy that appears when Read More is shown? Currently it defaults to Continue reading “[name of post]” > > I’d like to be able to replace the quotes with em tags, delete the double right caret, and add an image before the line using an image tag.
When clicking on the Continue reading… link, the header obscures the top few lines of copy. Is there a setting I am missing or a workaround so I can still have the top header there but have the continuation of the blog post begin after that? Or can I modify the link to take me to just the entire article?
If you want us to do, it will require paid customization.
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