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For context, @LisaFC isn't sure why we have ellipsis after the "Read more" text in the first place.
Some (most?) projects don't want the ellipsis
PR #1503, as it is written now, causes the url_text and the ui_read_more i18n parameter to be treated inconsistently. I'd rather it be consistent. Two solutions come immediately to mind:
Factor out the " …" from the shortcode and move it the value of ui_read_more in the i18n files.
This has the advantage that it would allow any language to override the ui_read_more text completely, eliminating the ellipsis, if they so choose.
Introduce a new argument to the shortcode, say url_text_suffix, that has a default value of " …"
I think if someone needs the ellipsis it can be included explicitly in the url_text. Otherwise, (2) offers more flexibility IMO.
(Unless we want to combine the two, and have a new argument that defaults to the ui_read_more value from i18n, but that might be an overkill)
PR #1503, as it is written now, causes the
url_text
and theui_read_more
i18n parameter to be treated inconsistently. I'd rather it be consistent. Two solutions come immediately to mind:ui_read_more
in the i18n files.This has the advantage that it would allow any language to override the
ui_read_more
text completely, eliminating the ellipsis, if they so choose.url_text_suffix
, that has a default value of " …"Any other ideas? At the moment I prefer (1).
WDYT @LisaFC @emckean @fekete-robert @deining?
Edit: PSC consensus is to drop the ellipsis altogether.
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