In Markdown: titles free, content paywalled?

I have yet to sign up for the free trial. Wanted to ask if the following format is possible:

(two numerals) Post #1
(three numerals)Title #1
(four numerals) Information behind paywall
(three numerals) Title #2
(four numerals) Information behind paywall

(two numerals) Post #2
(three numerals)Title #1
(four numerals) Information behind paywall
(three numerals) Title #2
(four numerals) Information behind paywall

Sort of like this (but prettier)
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I’m aiming to create a site that looks extremely simple, probably no images, just serves very high quality information in a summarized manner. All that viewers would need to do is click on an icon next to “Post #”, which expands into titles (visible to everyone), but on clicking to expand each title, the information that shows up is blurry or obscured for members only.
It doesn’t have to be exactly as I described. I’m just trying to come up with the greatest simplicity possible.

Also, not a priority, but can the RSS feed be for members only as well?

Thanks!

This exact type of gating granularity isn’t possible. However, there are two options to achieve a similar purpose.

First, you can use the Public preview option to show some of the post and keep the remainder restricted.

Second, you could make each of those titles individual posts with their own access level. Then, you could create a page and bring each post in as a bookmark or inside a toggle. Alternatively, you could create each title as a post and then make a custom template that brings this data in, allowing you only to show restricted content to members.

Thanks. I think that’s good enough. I experimented in a self-hosted installation and looks good enough.

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