Hello,
since a couple of days ago I have been using betheme with the "betourist" template. Updated to 17.4 yesterday, site is running WP4.7.3.
While writing content I noticed that the theme behaves incorrectly when formatting headline text. I found this in h1 and h2, but haven't tried all levels though I don't see why it should be different in h3 and beyond.
What it does is visually replacing the character „ („) by a comma with a trailing blank, being one single unit in the rendered text. The actual character in the code behind it seems to be correct though, because
when I copy the quotation mark from the rendered page and paste it into a text editor it's the correct character again. Also, when writing vowels with an accent such as in "Cádiz" the accent gets displayed in the opposite direction, making it "Càdiz", so I have to reverse them all in headlines. In regular text paragraphs, the characters are OK.
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Thank you in advance and best regards,
Sascha
since a couple of days ago I have been using betheme with the "betourist" template. Updated to 17.4 yesterday, site is running WP4.7.3.
While writing content I noticed that the theme behaves incorrectly when formatting headline text. I found this in h1 and h2, but haven't tried all levels though I don't see why it should be different in h3 and beyond.
What it does is visually replacing the character „ („) by a comma with a trailing blank, being one single unit in the rendered text. The actual character in the code behind it seems to be correct though, because
when I copy the quotation mark from the rendered page and paste it into a text editor it's the correct character again. Also, when writing vowels with an accent such as in "Cádiz" the accent gets displayed in the opposite direction, making it "Càdiz", so I have to reverse them all in headlines. In regular text paragraphs, the characters are OK.
Try this example in HTML and look at the rendered page:
<h1>Test headline - left to right: á - right to left: à - ldquo: “ - rdquo: ” - bdquo: „</h1>
Test paragraph - left to right: á - right to left: à - ldquo: “ - rdquo: ” - bdquo „
Result:
Is there a character library somewhere that translates special characters, which I can modify?
Thank you in advance and best regards,
Sascha