I wanted to express my appreciation for your plugin; it does seem quite useful.
However, I’ve come across a few issues that have been causing me some inconvenience:
I understand that these may be bugs resulting from updates, but I believe you have the expertise to address these issues.
Thank you for your attention to these matters.
Best regards,
Vlad
Regardless whether ON or OFF, the following happens:
Maybe WordPress core handles this meanwhile and bypasses your plugin? Or the webserver does something?
I appreciate that the correct URL in the wrong capitalization leads not to a 404 error and hence user frustration, regardless whether WP core or redirection plugins ensures this. But instead of 200 it should be a redirection (HTTP 3xx class).
If the slug has capitalization on purpose, e.g. /Test-Page/ then requesting /TEST-Page/ should redirect to /Test-Page/ to guarantee canonical links.
Thanks for any help.
]]>Can someone help?
Thanks,
PM
]]>So if
joHn doE, jOHN DOE, or john doe are entered they would all be changed to John Doe (first letter capitalized, others lowercase).
Here are my fields for reference:
<label> First name
[text* FirstName id:] </label>
<label> Last name
[text* LastName] </label>
Thanks in advance if you can help with this!
]]>There’s just one thing that’s causing problems. In the signatories list, the first letter of every word entered into a first name or last name field is automatically capitalised. For instance if someone enters the surname ‘de Souza’ when they register, it will be displayed as ‘De Souza’.
We use a code snippets plugin, so is there any snippet we can add to it that will make sure names appear as they are entered?
(apologies if there’s an option in the settings tabs to do this – I didn’t spot anything when I checked!)
Thanks in advance.
]]>I’ve created an additional CSS class called “lowercase-title” to use with this blog post. I’ve figured out how to turn the entire heading lowercase except for the first letter with this code:
.entry .lowercase-title {
text-transform: lowercase;
}
.lowercase-title:first-letter {
text-transform: uppercase
}
However, this doesn’t work with my numbered headings as they start with a number and you can’t make the number uppercase.
So how can I get the first letter of my heading to be capitalized when it’s after a number? For example, “1. My first heading”. I could only get it to be either: “My first heading” or “1. my first heading”.
Thanks for the help!
Michelle
]]>Thank you in advance.
]]>I currently have a sitewide canonical checked under General Settings of the AIOSEO plugin. (General Settings – Canonical URLs). However, is there not a way to tell the plugin which version of your site you want to be the canonical? I know there are custom canonicals available for individual pages, however, that is not what I am trying to do.
Our site is encompassed within a folder called “Web” so we have 2 versions: www.pioneerrx.com/Web and www.pioneerrx.com/web (lowercase and capital)
The plugin automatically set our canonical to the capital Web, but I want to change it to point to the all-lowercase version. How would I be able to do that?
Thank you so much!
]]>I am using the Neve theme and Starting page “Doctors 2”. I am having a silly issue of forced capitalization in all headings (using for editing Elementor). In my language it is wrong for all the words to start with capital letters.
Can you please give me advice how to overcome this?
Thank you.
Jirina