hyphenation in

  • Resolved TimThemann

    (@timthemann)


    8 years, 11 months ago

    Hi,

    unless <h1> and <h2> are excluded from processing, <title> seems to get processed also (even if excluded). As IE11 seems to display any soft hyphen as a hard hyphen in the page title, that behavior leads to unwanted results for IE users (page titles are displayed with a lot of hyphens in them). As far as I can see (or guess ?? ), the issue is caused by the first if-statement in function process() (class-php-typography.php). Unfortunately, I do not really understand the implications of changing that statement. As I′d like to process <h1> and <h2> (at least the quotation marks), I′d really appreciate a fix for this issue.

    Thanks for the great plugin

    Tim

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-typography/

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  • Plugin Author pepe

    (@pputzer)

    No, that’s intentional – since we are not parsing the complete page DOM (although, maybe we should – might be better performance-wise to do everything at once), ignoring <h1>and <h2> would be mostly meaningless. This line is not for <title>but rather for post headings etc. (If I wrote wp-Typography from scratch today, I’d probably not include that if statement, though.)

    BTW: It would be great if you could leave a review for the plugin ??

    Thread Starter TimThemann

    (@timthemann)

    Sure ??

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