typography.diacritics.custom [documentation]
anthonymasure opened this issue · 7 comments
Can you provide an exemple for "typography.diacritics.custom" ? I want to use it in French recommended Settings but it doesn't work. Also, "typography.punctuation.spacing.french" doesn't seems to add thin spaces inside French quotes (ex. : « foo »).
Thanks!
I think the "typography.punctuation.spacing.french"
not adding thin spaces was a limitation of the php-typography class (from wp-typography), addressed here:
mundschenk-at/wp-typography#36
and possibly related issue:
mundschenk-at/wp-typography#32
That being said, these fixes were in 3.3.0 of wp-typography and should be in beta1 of this plugin. But when I tried using this plugin for French text, it seems that the php-typography class still had issues with adding or converting non-breaking spaces in French text, especially when there were several punctuation marks following each other. Like "Salut!"
or « Salut ! »
not getting non-breaking spaces added/converted reliably.
I’d have to run more comprehensive tests with php-typography first, then with this plugin, so see where stuff is going wrong.
Thank you, I'll test again in the next plugin version!
Sorry, that I’ve been so quiet for a while now. Just to let you know: I am currently too occupied with other projects, so I did not find enough time continue my work on Kirby-Typography yet. But I haven’t abandonded this plugin, as I’m using it for my own and my client projects. I will continue to suport it, but the next fixes and updates will have to wait – probably – until October 2016. Thanks for your patience.
Thanks to both of you, I'll wait until then.
It would be great if you could report problematic strings directly in mundschenk-at/wp-typography (just open a new issue there). Just make sure that you include all relevant settings (i.e. at least those from the same section) in the bug report.
Is it fixed?
Oh, that was a bit too fast. My inital plan was to tinker on it at IndieWebCamp last weekend to finally make a new release, but I couldn’t finish it yet.