Is there a way to localize the delimiter separator in redux-form Field type='number' so that in all major browsers in German localization in would be ',', and in English - '.'. I need to be able to set the localization from state, and it should correctly apply.
Currently browsers ignore my formatting and use separators as they want. No way to change it dynamically.
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Is it possible to insert immutable entities in TinyMCE?
Here's what I mean: CKEditor Widgets
Examples:
Latex - MathJax, Placeholder
There is a noneditable plugin you can use to effectively treat any amount of arbitrary HTML as one “character” in the editor. You can copy, paste, etc. the entire non editable region just as you can a single character. See the documentation page for the plugin for more details.
https://www.tiny.cloud/docs/plugins/noneditable/
I giving a support for my friend website. In that site they use Regex pattern for filter tags and HTML special characters. Case of that quote and others symbols are missing when it comes as a special character (ex:- &rsquo &lsquo).
So do we need to remove HTML special character from og:description property field ?
i use jquery ui autocomplete widget one of my project. it works very well on latin alphabet but on russiın or Armenian alphabet is not working.
database returns valid list according to my search string. but combo list is not opening..
is there any way to fix this?
For some reason, the TinyMCE editor that ships with Wordpress feels a need to display smart quotes a la MS Word, instead of text (ASCII) quotes.
The smart quotes goof-up some plugin searches, and/or copy/pasting the text into a search box (for example into Amazon).
Is there a way to force TinyMCE to use regular quotes instead of unicode ones?
Smart quotes are performed by the wptexturize function. You can disable them by removing the filter in your functions.php file.
remove_filter('the_content', 'wptexturize');
When I display an html file that was created in MS Word, it doesn't render correctly in the ASP Literal control. It seems to have trouble showing tabs, dashes, bullets, etc. Is there something I can do to make this work?
Some characters from MSWord will never appear correct: tabs, bullets, dashes. You could use XL instead of Word and create a macro that changes the bullets to • or dashes to −. I dont think tabs have an html equivilent.
Others characters (international) can only be shown if both your ascx and aspx are both UTF-8 encoded.