I have a Wordpress site, therobinreport.com, and for our mobile site we are using a PWA plug-in from Appticles.com to transform our content to reside in a PWA when users are on a mobile device.
My problem is that when users view an article on their mobile device, instead of an ellipsis (...) I am getting the actual characters in the title like
"…"
if you go to the site and click on the first article you will see what I mean. I am not quite clear on "Escapes" in html and how this stuff works.
Any idea how I can remove this and get it to display correctly? I am familiar with html and css but a not really a programmer.
Thanks to anyone that can give me insight into this - my boss is on my case!!!
I am a newbie in opencms in Tomcat6. I got assigned to review an issue that one of the project is encountering.
In opencms, after we login as Admin to edit the content, the button (a red and white small circle) at the top right hand corner is not showing. Usually, when the button is available (after login), other icons are shown at the top of the page (e.g. edit, info etc) to manage the content.
Please let me know if have any idea.
Thanks in advance ... DB
Did you checked if you´re in the offline Project? You can switch between Online and Offline. When you are in the Online Project you cant edit anything.
I am asking this question again, as no one was able to answer it before. I am including some updates.
Web-page - http://jewelryfashionstyle.com/sv/
In the right top corner there is google translate thingy. It translates the whole page correctly from any language but Swedish. In Swedish version, the main menu and some other items do not get translated. The "from" language is set correctly.
I tried everything, even removed all tags from menu (only the menu item words remained) but for some reason it does not translate the menu. I tried placing the menu in different place, tried to remove the javascript that animates it - no luck.
Does anyone have any idea what could the problem be? Please, help. I've been looking for the solution for a week already :)
The problem doesn't come from google translate, the problem comes from the personn that makes the page, the website does not use google translate to translate the page.
if you insert your page in google translate website, you will have the exactly the same elements that are translated in russian and swedish
I have a website in English. I am having a problem with the text of file upload control. I want to show its text in English to all users. But in chrome it shows message as per user's locale. If user's browser is set to display Google Chrome in danish it will show file upload text in danish.
Note: I know it is a stupid question as user has told chrome to show him in danish. But curious if there is any way. Because my all other page content is in English.
Apparently, the way to fix this is to modify the URL, either by switching the &hl=da parameter to &hl=en or by adding &hl=en if it does not exist there already.
See this: http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Google%20Docs/thread?tid=6e11e4f94a9c384c&hl=en
Is it possible to link youtube videos in HTML code without showing it's captions (subtitles)?
Let's say I have following video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTvHIDKLFqc . It has default english subtitles. However, when linking this video, I want to load it without them. Is there a possibility to do so with some kind of parameter in video?
I found this link with description how to do it, but it doesn't seem to work. If I try to use following format of link, it shows captions anyway: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTvHIDKLFqc&cc_load_policy=0. Is it not working or did I misunderstand anything?
I found the documentation to be a little misleading in that setting &cc_load_policy=1 does not show the closed captions by default, but enables toggling with the cc button in the video control bar when entered as shown here -
http://www.google.com/support/youtube/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=140174
It seems cc_load_policy is a parameter that only accepts 1 as value, so even if you try to use 0 or off values to turn off captions, it won't make a difference (at least until today: 2015-05-18 2017-09-11):
https://developers.google.com/youtube/player_parameters#cc_load_policy
2017-09-11 Solution: "Enable privacy-enhanced mode"
When you share a video in Youtube through the embedding option, you can click the "Enable privacy-enhanced mode" checkbox. This will change the URL to a different Youtube domain: https://www.youtube-nocookie.com
Just by doing this, even if the user has captions On by default, the nocookie option will not read the cookie associated to the user preferences (it's as if the user does not require captions by default).
I have created this codepen example in order to explain this:
Try playing the "No parameters" video and then the cc_load_policy=1 video (it may not display captions due to user preferences, even if in the latter the CC button is activated - red underline);
Then play the "nocookie domain" video and there should be no captions.
Try activating captions in the "no parameters" video and refresh the page.
All videos except the "nocookie domain" video will display captions.
Disclaimer: I have only seen this working in Chrome (Firefox and Edge always display captions in the nocookie domain, even in private navigations). If you activate/deactivate captions manually in the "nocookie domain" video, then it will display/hide captions in this domain when you refresh the page respectively.
Old stuff (partial solution for owners of the video)
cc_lang_pref does not accept off or Off as a value either...
I managed to turn off captions/subtitles for the default language of the video this way only for Safari and IE (I have captions in the default language and English - in my case, Chrome and Firefox seemed to have ignored the change, but I suggest to give it a shot anyway):
In youtube if you go to your video's Info and Settings page and click Advanced Settings tab, set the Video Language to Not applicable.
Save and go to Subtitles and CC page, where a pop-up appears explaining that «You must select a video language before adding subtitles or CC.» (this seems not to be true, because they even appear anyway).
Choose your video's default language in the pop-up: this is what makes it understand that you don't need captions of your default language when the video is in the same default language the weird thing is, this is the step that will make them not to show up, and it's not because the same language is used in the captions.
In the URL's video that you do not want to have captions do not use cc_load_policy parameter, but you can use cc_lang_pref to the default language like this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTvHIDKLFqc&cc_lang_pref=en.
Again, this seems to work only in some browsers (Firefox and Chrome not included), but hope it helps...
The site says how to turn on caption. It does not talk about turning off captions. I thinkit depends on the user's previous choice.
When you embed a video on another
site, you can make it so that captions
are always shown on the embedded
video. To enable captions on a video
you'd like to embed, just add
&cc_load_policy=1 to the video's embed
code.
It's very simple, add iv_load_policy=3 parameter to your embed code.
Peace to whom will follow the guidance,
(Thanks for your tries but I found something nice not far away from there...)
Ask for a language preference that is not from the translated captions (for my exemple "He" stands Hebrew, that was not among the offered translations of the video.)
Add ?hl=He to the url, like this :
without it :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRztmbnyV70
and with it :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRztmbnyV70?hl=He
Makes it... ?
It worked for me on Firefox, Edge and Opera.
-- Enjoy !
Note : the particle desapears after the loading of the page ...But the job is done !