Hi there!,
Thanks for this awesome plugin. I have found a issue on your plugin. when I wrapped content by any kind of html tags your plugin doesn't calculate default margin. that's why this plugin doesn't match with proper height of the content . Is there any solution?
Issue: https://prnt.sc/26lu2ya
Regards.
Abu Talib

As the title says, nothing happens when the screen is resized, even though the plugin's returnInitialState setting is set to true.

Any thoughts on this?

Many thanks!

Min-height is not working correctly when applying dReadMore to an element which contains more then one <p> tag.
Is there a way to solve this?

@DSekon I love the plugin, but as the title says, this problem is a deal breaker to me, since I need the "Read more" functionality to be available for paragraphs where the text amount is highly variable.

More specifically, I intend to use it for user comments. Here's what I'm getting:

My settings:

// JS
$(".d-readmore").dReadmore({
    startOpen: false,
});

// CSS
.d-readmore {
    min-height: 3px;
    overflow: hidden;
}

Frankly I was thinking of programatically checking the character lenght of comment, and excluding the button in PHP, unless the comment is longer than xyz chars, but I feel like this would almost defeat the plugin's purpose. Is there any workaround to this issue?

On a side, totally unrelated note, is there any way of adding the "ellipsis" character (...) at the end of the initially-visible paragraph, i.e. before the text block is expanded?

Thanks a lot!

const dreadmore = new DReadMore({
        initialExpand: false,
        isInitialExpandWhenUpdate: false,
        moreText: '+',
        lessText: '-'
    });

    $(window).on('resize', function(){
        dreadmore.update();
    });

The update function is not triggered in the example above. Same happens with the function outside of the window resize event.

On the console I see Uncaught TypeError: dreadmore.update is not a function