... which can be used in a journal entry to hide part of, or all of an entry. When the entry appears in your journal or on someone's Friends page, everything after an <lj-cut> tag and before a closing </lj-cut> tag will be replaced by a link to the Read Comments page. The Read Comments page always displays the entire entry as well as any comments made on it. When the <lj-cut> is closed with </lj-cut>, any text placed after the closing </lj-cut> tag will also display on the journal, instead of just on the Read Comments page.
By default, the link will say "Read more", but if you want it to say something else like "Cut off here", you can write the tag as <lj-cut text="Cut off here">
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Date: 2002-11-20 09:51 am (UTC)3. <lj-cut> ... </lj-cut>
... which can be used in a journal entry to hide part of, or all of an entry. When the entry appears in your journal or on someone's Friends page, everything after an <lj-cut> tag and before a closing </lj-cut> tag will be replaced by a link to the Read Comments page. The Read Comments page always displays the entire entry as well as any comments made on it. When the <lj-cut> is closed with </lj-cut>, any text placed after the closing </lj-cut> tag will also display on the journal, instead of just on the Read Comments page.
By default, the link will say "Read more", but if you want it to say something else like "Cut off here", you can write the tag as <lj-cut text="Cut off here">