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Right now, release notes are displayed in full, which can get busy if your release notes are fairly verbose. This is largely because we're pulling in the content verbatim and not doing anything else with it.
If we were to parse the release notes (see #2), that opens up the possibility to do other types of transformations with the markup as well, such as str_replaceing a <!-- more --> tag (or similar) with HTML/CSS/JS that hides the rest of the content until clicked/opened.
An MVP of this could be that the more tag is replaced with a simple "Read more" anchor tag that pointed to the full release notes.
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Right now, release notes are displayed in full, which can get busy if your release notes are fairly verbose. This is largely because we're pulling in the content verbatim and not doing anything else with it.
If we were to parse the release notes (see #2), that opens up the possibility to do other types of transformations with the markup as well, such as
str_replace
ing a<!-- more -->
tag (or similar) with HTML/CSS/JS that hides the rest of the content until clicked/opened.An MVP of this could be that the more tag is replaced with a simple "Read more" anchor tag that pointed to the full release notes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: