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[textile] Acronym Problems After Upgrade to 4.04
I’m having an issue that’s driving me nuts. I recently upgraded to TXP 4.04. With new articles I post, or old ones I repost, all of my acronyms are being converted to small and spaced out text that looks much different from the rest of the text within an article. I have the feeling it deals with Textile and the upgrade because my older postings have not been affected.
While it may not sound like a serious issue, I’m an urban planner and we use an insane amount of acronyms (mostly because we deal with hundreds to thousands of agencies). I can barely tolerate my latest postings!! If someone could help me out, I would appreciate it. I found nothing when searching this forum (plus using the Google method). Thanks!
My website is walkableneighborhoods.com if you’d like to see an example of what I mean.
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Re: [textile] Acronym Problems After Upgrade to 4.04
Check the HTML code created. For some kind of mysterious and yet to be understood reason, now all the 3+ letters all-caps strings (whether they are acronyms or not) have their specific span and class code. You could probably still they back the way they were.
Last edited by Jeremie (2007-01-03 06:45:34)
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Re: [textile] Acronym Problems After Upgrade to 4.04
Wow – that fixed it. You were right, this additional code was added around one of the acronyms I used: <span class=“caps”>CSS</span>. And it was using a caps class from my CSS that I don’t think I was using otherwise, so I just deleted it.
Funny thing about Urban Planning and Programming, we have some overlapping acronyms – the CSS I was referring to in this article stood for Context Sensitive Solutions. I finally got to mix the two worlds together.
Merci beaucoup, Jérémie. I’m very envious of where you live – it’s a fantastic and highly walkable city.
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#4 2007-01-03 22:11:36
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