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@baden
Thank you, I got it to work, so Version 1.5.10b has my blessing.
What bugs me is that it did not work out of the box using the most popular browser (Chrome) and the official WP theme (twenty-fourteen)!

Please note that, in Chrome, CSS code in https://spacedonkey.de/737/collapse-o-matic-target-tag-target-position-test/ is required even in simple (non-inline) examples where the trigger is at the end of a paragraph, as in https://edhoworka.com/about/patents/ where I use Collapse-O-Matic extensively. The key (at least in twenty-fourteen) is to add .myclass:before, .myclass:after { content: none; } to any custom myclass one uses for trigger and/or target text.

Another thing that we should all pay attention to is that it is not enough to test with just one browser! After spending considerable time massaging CSS to make Collapse-O-Matic work in IE11, I was horrified to see how broken my site looked in Chrome (until you came to the rescue).

Thank you for this wonderful plugin and the fantastic and lightning fast support you provide.

Hi Baden!

Version 1.5.10b works perfectly in IE11.0.12. BUT IT FAILS BADLY and grotesquely in Chrome 37.0.2062.120.

Using the twenty-fourteen theme, I created a page https://edhoworka.com/collapse-o-matic_example_001/ which is a literal copy of your example:

[expand title=”Laugh It Up, Fuzzball” excerpt=”Laugh It Up, Fuzzball: The Family Guy Trilogy” targtag=”span” targpos=”inline”]. Three episode specials from the American animated television series Family Guy. The episodes are a remake parody of the original Star Wars films.[/expand]

YOUR example at https://plugins.twinpictures.de/plugins/collapse-o-matic/documentation/ works fine in Chrome, however! Are you using some additional tricks? Pray tell.

Your code seems perfect and it should work. Your page is a nice example of where one would use an inline expand (although it would be easier for me to digest it if it was in English–I do not know Danish). I have discovered similar problems with Collapse-O-Matic.
I think that the key now is to communicate to the plugin author that there is a bug that needs to be fixed ASAP. The best proof is his own Targpos Attribute example at https://plugins.twinpictures.de/plugins/collapse-o-matic/documentation/ . I confirm that it does not work in IE 11.0.96 or in Chrome Version 37.0.2062.120.
Please confirm that it does not work in Firefox (specify version).
NOTE: If you adjust the browser width appropriately, the last expand (“samarbejde, koordinere og holde styr p? alle de l?se ender.”) appears on the same line! This makes me think that there is something about the width of the trigger or target text that is wrong–the browser thinks that there is not enough space to display it.
–Ed

Could you please post your WordPress html text, please.
(NB: The official Targpos Attribute example at https://plugins.twinpictures.de/plugins/collapse-o-matic/documentation/ does not work in newest Chrome or IE.)
Ed