One of the hotbutton issues for newsletters is whether to cut or uncut newslettter issues, especially when they are long.
the_dw_herald recently came up with a possible solution: Display Options.
So, I guess, the idea is to create a CSS class for your newsletter like:
![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png)
So, I guess, the idea is to create a CSS class for your newsletter like:
<div class="newslettercommunity-content"> [body of newsletter issue a.k.a. the content] </div>
And have your readers add a code in their journal's custom CSS to hide the body of your newsletter issues if they prefer their newsletter cut: .newslettercommunity-content {
display: none !important;
}
How very cool! Anyone thinking of possibly testing this out? And how many are thinking of creating a sub-CSS class for each newsletter categories, e.g. Fiction, News, etc., and have their readers customize what they would like to be see for the newsletter? Just me then?Tags: