Is it possible to use your plugin for the category descriptions?

Yes, it can be done. please check out the roll-your-own method and this thread on how to impliment in various ways.

If you need more technical support with integration, you might consider upgrading to the pro version. it’s worth it often times for the high level of personal support alone.

Let us know how you get on!

Hi @twinpictures
Thanks for your reply.

I’m trying to get to work on a categorypage:
https://ibb.co/PDdWbK7

It opens fine, but there is no way to close the text section.
What’s missing?

@twinpictures

I’m still struggling with your plugin.
The text opens just fine, but there is no way to close the text.
I’ve checked your documents but without success of solving the problem.

Could you take a look?
https://imgbb.com/PDdWbK7

Hello. It seems to work find in Chrome and Firefox…
Clicking on ‘L?S MER’ expands and clicking again on ‘L?S MER’ collapses the content. Did you get this working, or are we looking at different things?

@twinpictures
Hi.
I want it to open when clicking “L?s mer” (read more) and closing when clicking below at “Visa mindre” (show less).
I’ve got it to work on my old version of my site.
https://ibb.co/JsY60db

On the new version nothing happens when clicking “Visa mindre”.
What have I done wrong?

@twinpictures

I’m still struggling with my problem. it would be helpful if you could take a look.

OK. let’s call Mr. Wolf. Please send an email to: info [at] twinpictures [dot] de and include a link back to this thread.

Thanks @twinpictures

I’ve done so. Happy Sunday!

The issue when adding an internal collapse trigger is that HTML must be added to the content. If this is not allowed in the content area, then you’ll need to use a different content block or a plugin that allows html to be added. In your example, you found that:
https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/allow-html-in-term-category-tag-descriptions/ worked out for you.

In the next release, we might consider adding the internal collapse trigger as part of the shortcode that can be toggled on with an attribute.

In the meantime, this issue has been marked as resolved.