I swear, I did search for this, it must be documented somewhere, but I can't find it -- how do you get the "Read More" link, when adding a static HTML page?

I'm moving my novel from a Joomla website to a mojo website, so I already have defined places where I want to insert a "Read More" link, so as not to have the page go on vertically for half a mile, but I can't see any way of adding that Read More link with either FCKeditor or TinyMCE (I used TinyMCE when I posted the things in my Joomla site, but the TinyMCE implementation in Joomla has a Joomla-defined button for "Read More" or "Page Break").

The thing is, I don't want to have 4 or more page entries for each chapter in the menu, (the menu should be chapter headings Only! -- when I created the design in Artisteer, I set the option for "no levels" in the vertical menu subitem menu block, so I have one menu button for each chapter), even though each chapter is actually 3-5 separate pages.  I won't post the url, lest you think it spamming, but if you want to see the joomla site to see what I mean, I'll post or send it to you -- (send would be better, it's a very adult vampire novel, don't want to corrupt any youngsters who might happen by).  

How do I do this page-break thing, in Mojo?  I prefer the FCKeditor, but I'm quite familiar with TinyMCE if that would work better.

thx!!

Andria

Nah, I get it, just hoped there might be some more "automagic" way of doing it.  But what the hey, the admin stuff is so much easier up-front than dealing with that joomla backend -- that's why I'm moving it! (plus it's on a .net domain, so it's a good choice to move to this type of hosting/platform)

Thx for the response,

Andria

Yes, cumbersome it is, so that would be very cool, Joe -- but make sure, if you do decide to implement something like this, that you include the button-wrapper classes, so the pagination can go on top of Artisteer-defined buttons:

<span class="art-button-wrapper">

 <span class="l"> </span>

 <span class="r"> </span>

 <a class="art-button" href="some_code_here_to_specify_next_or_prev">Next</a>

</span>

(The spaces in the <span class="l"> </span> <span class="r"> </span> are necessary; the wrapper won't work without them, apparently.) 

This was actually one other reason I wanted to move this from my Joomla site; although the TinyMCE editor has the pagination feature in Joomla, they're just text links -- no buttons.  I wanted buttons, so I decided if I had to go to all that trouble to get them, I might as well move the thing to a site with easier admin functions -- Mojo! 

Andria