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This is how I flag the "snippet" code to myself.) But I have done some investigations in a test blog (by altering the template to explicity show these things, and then making posts with particular possible values. And this is what I've found. Post.Snippet If a post has a jump-break before character 140, then the snippet is all the text before the jump-break. But if the post does not have a jump-break, or it is after character 140, then the snippet is the first 140 or so characters. (Line breaks are shown when the snippet is displayed, in Blogger, but they are not included in the character count). Currently, the only way to control what is in the snippet is to put the contents at the start of the post. There is no other way to edit it. (You may notice that all the posts in Blogger-Hints-and-Tips start with a paragraph or two in bold. This is how I flag the "snippet" code to myself.) But I have done some investigations in a test blog (by altering the template to explicity show these things, and then making posts with particular possible values.⏩
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And this is what I've found. Post.Snippet If a post has a jump-break before character 140, then the snippet is all the text before the jump-break. But if the post does not have a jump-break, or it is after character 140, then the snippet is the first 140 or so characters. (Line breaks are shown when the snippet is displayed, in Blogger, but they are not included in the character count). Currently, the only way to control what is in the snippet is to put the contents at the start of the post. There is no other way to edit it. (You may notice that all the posts in Blogger-Hints-and-Tips start with a paragraph or two in bold. This is how I flag the "snippet" code to myself.) But I have done some investigations in a test blog (by altering the template to explicity show these things, and then making posts with particular possible values. And this is what I've found. Post.Snippet If a post has a jump-break before character 140, then the snippet is all the text before the jump-break. But if the post does not have a jump-break, or it is after character 140, then the snippet is the first 140 or so characters. (Line breaks are shown when the snippet is displayed, in Blogger, but they are not included in the character count).⏩
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Currently, the only way to control what is in the snippet is to put the contents at the start of the post. There is no other way to edit it. (You may notice that all the posts in Blogger-Hints-and-Tips start with a paragraph or two in bold. This is how I flag the "snippet" code to myself.) But I have done some investigations in a test blog (by altering the template to explicity show these things, and then making posts with particular possible values. And this is what I've found. Post.Snippet If a post has a jump-break before character 140, then the snippet is all the text before the jump-break. But if the post does not have a jump-break, or it is after character 140, then the snippet is the first 140 or so characters. (Line breaks are shown when the snippet is displayed, in Blogger, but they are not included in the character count). Currently, the only way to control what is in the snippet is to put the contents at the start of the post. There is no other way to edit it. (You may notice that all the posts in Blogger-Hints-and-Tips start with a paragraph or two in bold. This is how I flag the "snippet" code to myself.)
