Description of your request or bug report: Review text spoilers aren’t being blurred when abbreviated review is shown (for long reviews).
The text after “To elaborate,” should be blurred out. When you click Read More, it blurs properly
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Seconding this; I wrote a short review talking about why I was disappointed with a book, which covers events throughout the book, and all spoilers near that cutoff line are perfectly visible. D:
In case this is helpful: it seems the text is stripped after a certain number of characters, and thus the </Spoiler> closing tag is lost. So then when it gets converted to HTML, the opening <span class="spoiler spoiler-hidden"> never gets generated.
Ah, that does make sense…
Interesting. I wonder what the best way to resolve that is 
Maybe you still display the whole text, just have the height set and the overflow hidden?
That sounds like a good solution… alternately, if you can do the text stripping after the conversion to HTML has happened, the open <span class="spoiler spoiler-hidden"> tag should just be auto-closed by the browser… but that’s a really hacky way to do things, and your suggested solution is better, imo.
Bumping this cuz it’s still an issue, and in addition to general concern over spoilers, I just wrote up a review that has some potentially triggering content, and I had to really play around with it, to get it to go under the fold, on my phone… (Hoping that will also be sufficient for other devices).
Edit: it actually still isn’t going under, the box just seems to get longer
The bottom paragraph should be entirely blurred
I believe Brandon has it set to go under a read more after a certain number of characters, rather than a certain number of lines.
Setting it to a certain number of lines would be better, I think, and it would also be helpful to be able to manually add a read more. Well, for all I know, there could be HTML or Markdown for it, but all I know is “hide details,” which could work in a pinch, but isn’t really the same.
Ah right, I forgot it was character-based… Unfortunately there’s no such thing (programmatically) as “lines” when it comes to this sort of thing. I think the solution @brandon suggested is perfectly good, if/when he implements it.
“Hide details” is a discourse (forum software) thing. It won’t work for reviews, afaik. Edit: actually <details> and <summary> tags seem to accomplish this!! Thx for the suggestion
I guess I was on Chrome when I tried that before… but this actually doesn’t work on Firefox either 
Didn’t find a way to make spoiler / details / summary tags work either. I removed my spoilery review for the book I’ve just finished, I will post it on the forum somewhere and then on Natively a link to that.
