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Misinterpretation of dashes as "del"
Textile this (a common german construct, we love to knit nouns by dashes):
Was kann der "Google AdWords"-Editor?renders this HTML:
Was kann der “Google AdWords”<del>Editor?Expected HTML
Was kann der “Google AdWords”-Editor?
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#2 2006-06-24 18:26:11
- Mary
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Re: Misinterpretation of dashes as "del"
Was kann der “Google AdWords”<notextile>-</notextile>Editor?
Last edited by Mary (2006-06-24 18:27:15)
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Re: Misinterpretation of dashes as "del"
Sorry, I’m not sure what’s the trouble with textile and German language but after a few years of use I want to modify a little piece of textile:
90% of people that I know and use TXP to maintain a blog or a corporate website (writing in spanish) hate this small detail … each time that they “Copy & paste” a text created in MS Word with some dashes (used as parentesis) the final text is crossed with a line (sorry, not sure about the exact english term … striked? erased?).
I know that is the idea behind textile but Is the only pice that my friends and clients ask me to change.
I’ve tryied to take out this line from classTextile.php:
<code>’-’ => ‘del’,</code>
but it just give me an Error … How can I hack Textile to eliminate the transformation of dashes into <del>?
Any idea?
Thx
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