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span class="caps"
I don’t have this set in my styles at all, but it nevertheless exists somewhere and impacts my presentation in an undesirable way. It makes all acronyms display as display: block;, which is fackin’ B.S.
Anyone know what’s going on? It’s browser-irrelevant.
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Re: span class="caps"
That class is added by Textile whenever you have a string of 2+ capital letters (e.g. ABC). Should’t make it automatically display: block; though. That would come from something in your stylesheet. The inspector tool in your browser of choice should help figure that out.
Or maybe that style originates in some script?
Where is that emoji for a solar powered submarine when you need it ?
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Re: span class="caps"
the class was added by Dean and was discussed in textism. Basically, it was about typography where caps (such as acronyms), should be displayed with small-caps. The css can include something like
.caps {font-variant: small-caps;}Yiannis
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Thanks. I figured it must be coming from the system somewhere. I never ran into that before.
I’ll double check my rules now that I have the lead. There must be something overlapping.
That’s a good fail-safe, Colak.
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