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[mbarrick]

Well, thanks to sleeplessknight I just discovered that there is a corresponding close tag to <lj-cut>

This text is inside the LJ-cut

Allowing text after the closing tag (</lj-cut>) to display.

And experimenting with the concept futher it turns out that multiple cut tags work.

Neat ,huh?

Source for above:

Well, thanks to <lj user="sleeplessknight"> I just discovered that there is a corresponding close tag to &lt;lj-cut&gt;
<lj-cut text="Behold">
<font color=#000080>This text is inside the LJ-cut</font>
</lj-cut>
Allowing text after the closing tag (&lt;/lj-cut&gt;) to display.

And experimenting with the concept futher it turns out that <lj-cut text="multiple cut tags work">multiple cut tags work.

<font color=#000080>Neat ,huh?</font></lj-cut>

Comments

[uberbabe.livejournal.com]

I'm surprised you didn't notice that when you were looking at the LJ specific codes for soandso and the tag in the first place?

[uberbabe.livejournal.com]

that didn't work.

Anyways... yeah, thought you would have noticed at the lj specific codes page.

[mbarrick.livejournal.com]

I think the closing tag is new-ish. When I first started using lj-cut there was no closing part, you just used it and everything past <lj-cut> was cut off (as the tag name implies). I didn't know they further enhanced it until I saw how Mike used it.

Re:

[uberbabe.livejournal.com]

oh... weird...