Read more button - Style with Themler

Stagger Lee
1818 Posts
Stagger Lee posted this 02 March 2017

Here it is:

Theme Options - Show More Link = Activate
In field enter:

<button type="button" class="btn btn-info"><a href="[url]">Read more...</a></button>

In Themler edit:

Post Content control - More Styles - Button = chose and style as wished.

It is different than Read more Post control. This control is showed all the time, even if there is no more text/content than in excerpt.

Here it is: Theme Options - Show More Link = Activate In field enter: <button type="button" class="btn btn-info"><a href="[url]">Read more...</a></button> In Themler edit: Post Content control - More Styles - Button = chose and style as wished. It is different than Read more Post control. This control is showed all the time, even if there is no more text/content than in excerpt.
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williamturner1316
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williamturner1316 posted this 3 weeks ago

One thing I’ve noticed when styling a “Read More” button in Themler is that the smallest design tweaks often have the biggest impact. Keeping the typography consistent, using balanced padding, and adding a subtle hover effect helps the button feel more polished and encourages interaction. I also enjoy exploring creative text styling ideas for inspiration, as they can spark fresh UI concepts. In the same way, simple tools that calculate age show how a clean, intuitive design can make everyday tasks quick and enjoyable.

One thing I’ve noticed when styling a “Read More” button in Themler is that the smallest design tweaks often have the biggest impact. Keeping the typography consistent, using balanced padding, and adding a subtle hover effect helps the button feel more polished and encourages interaction. I also enjoy exploring creative text styling ideas for inspiration, as they can spark fresh UI concepts. In the same way, simple tools that [calculate age][1] show how a clean, intuitive design can make everyday tasks quick and enjoyable. [1]: https://hesabalomr.com
thearistle
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thearistle posted this 02 May 2026

Thanks for sharing this Themler tip! The read more button styling approach is a clean way to keep the link visible even when there's no full excerpt, really helpful for consistent design.

On a slightly different note, for anyone here who also works on gaming or community sites (especially around BGMI/PUBG), you might find the BGMI Stylish Name Maker useful, it generates Unicode-based stylish names with ninja symbols, clan brackets, and Krafton-safe characters that players can copy directly into their rename cards. Helps keep the younger audience engaged with custom fonts that work in-game.

Thanks for sharing this Themler tip! The read more button styling approach is a clean way to keep the link visible even when there's no full excerpt, really helpful for consistent design. On a slightly different note, for anyone here who also works on gaming or community sites (especially around BGMI/PUBG), you might find the [BGMI Stylish Name Maker][1] useful, it generates Unicode-based stylish names with ninja symbols, clan brackets, and Krafton-safe characters that players can copy directly into their rename cards. Helps keep the younger audience engaged with custom fonts that work in-game. [1]: https://www.stylishnameai.site/bgmi-stylish-name-generator
freyaa9000
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freyaa9000 posted this 08 April 2026

In Themler, styling a “Read More” button usually looks best when you focus on typography consistency, padding, and hover effects so it blends with the layout. For ideas on text presentation and creative emphasis, I sometimes explore tools that experiment with styled lettering, like Stylish Name Generator, which shows how small changes in fonts and symbols affect visual impact. You can also see it here https://stylishnamees.com/ for quick inspiration when working on UI labels or button text.

In Themler, styling a “Read More” button usually looks best when you focus on typography consistency, padding, and hover effects so it blends with the layout. For ideas on text presentation and creative emphasis, I sometimes explore tools that experiment with styled lettering, like Stylish Name Generator, which shows how small changes in fonts and symbols affect visual impact. You can also see it here https://stylishnamees.com/ for quick inspiration when working on UI labels or button text.
Stagger Lee
1818 Posts
Stagger Lee posted this 02 March 2017

Under More Styles - Button set it to display: block to force it on own line, and style rest, perhaps 10px margin-top, 100% width, etc...

Under More Styles - Button set it to display: block to force it on own line, and style rest, perhaps 10px margin-top, 100% width, etc...
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