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Hello,
In the Central template, how can I make the "read more" text bold and appear at the same line, right after the last sentence. Currently, it appears in a new line.



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KK
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Can you please post a URL to the site so I can take a look?
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http://www.kksfavthings.com

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KK
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To make the Read More link bold, place this in your Custom CSS area in the Template Manager:

.readmore-link {font-weight:bold;}


In order to make the read more link show up after the paragraph you would have to create an override for the com_content display of an article. This page will walk you through it: https://docs.joomla.org/Understanding_Output_Overrides#Copying_or_Creating_Layout_Files
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How about the code to make "Add new comment" bold as well?
Thanks,
KK
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.comments-link {font-weight:bold;}
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