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Preventing long posts from being collapsed
On your forum, long posts in search results and quotes are automatically collapsed to make pages easier to read. When a post or quote is collapsed, only part of the content is shown, and users can click on the post to expand it and view the full content.
Here's an example of a collapsed post:
If you would like long posts to appear fully expanded by default or you'd like to change how long the content must be before it is collapsed, you can change this behavior by following the steps below.
- Log in to your Website Toolbox account.
- Click the Integrate link.
- Click HTML.
- Click Head Tag.
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Copy the code below and paste it into the Head Tag text
box:
<script> var truncateTopicMessageHeight = 0; </script>
If you would like long posts and quoted content to still be collapsed, but want to control how much content is shown before the post is expanded, you can replace the value with a different number. This number represents the height (in pixels) of the post content that will be visible before it is collapsed. - Save your changes.
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