Not to worry. The code is < cut > insert your text here < /cut >, with the spaces removed between the brackets and the terms inside. If you'd like the text of your cut to say something specific, rather than the generic "Read more," you simply use < cut text="Text you want your cut to read." >, and then < /cut > again at the end of your work.
The relevant part of DW's FAQ is this entry. It just took me a few minutes to find that, too, so it's not the most obvious information on the site. I hope between it and my above explanation, though, you're able to get cut tags to work for you. Please let me know if you still have difficulty even after reading the article and following the instructions.
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Date: 2021-05-12 03:11 am (UTC)The relevant part of DW's FAQ is this entry. It just took me a few minutes to find that, too, so it's not the most obvious information on the site. I hope between it and my above explanation, though, you're able to get cut tags to work for you. Please let me know if you still have difficulty even after reading the article and following the instructions.