Bug (mangled html) if word limit is set or more Options needed

Hello,

I have been long searching for a solution and thought your plugin would save me.
almost…
Beware I am a Designer, and though I have some code background I haven’t enough time & knowledge to modify

Here
I have a WP multisite, on the main site I want to show 3(or more) news in grid/card format published in subdomain.domain.ext.
My first article contains a table (an agenda of future events).

Things work fine if I choose to display full content but if I use the limit words function (any range), the feed gets mangled.
end of first article and beginning of following one gets commented out and html output is a mess.

My guess is any HTML end tag would be cut if ever the $words is too short.

=> Solution
Since I am not sure it would be possible to fix this dynamically, I thought maybe an an option to display full length for a specific post &/or category/kw would work.
=> Option to deactivate on this type of post (since contents is full)
=> or cut only at the more link inserted in the article
=> Or, if exists & full content option is set, pick the summary (but I am not sure it would fix the problem).

Options
– Option to Set the “More” Link text OR have it use the dynamic WP setting instead to avoid modifying the php code (tedious on plugin updates/localization).
the_content_more_link

– Option to set the title tag
= I modified the code to display a h5
Line 528 should look like

<div class="mpr_the_title"><h5><a href="<?php the_permalink() ;?>" title="<?php the_title_attribute() ;?>" class="mpr_the_permalink"> 
	<?php the_title() ;?>
	</a></h5>

– Option to not have a link on a specific post type (i.e. A full length article)

– Option to open link in new win/tab

– Option to display tags. I added this code to your plugin

$posttags = get_the_tags();
			if ($posttags) {
			echo "<div class='tags'>";
			  foreach($posttags as $tag) {
			  	echo "<span class='tag'>";
				echo $tag->name . ' '; 
				echo "</span>";
			  }
			 echo "</div>";
			}

And it works

Thanks for your help

Addendum:
I have found just after posting, that the second solution indeed works if I choose full content (but not if I choose a word count limit) and insert the more link inside the article.

• This topic was modified 3 years, 3 months ago by dvwdesign.
• This topic was modified 3 years, 3 months ago by dvwdesign.
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