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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Easy Footnotes] How to hide hover (mouseover)Is there a way to turn off the hover text (and just keep the footnotes on the bottom of the page ) without disabling the hover text feature for the entire theme? I want one of my plugins to use it, but not footnotes. Something I can modify within the plug-in directory itself? Thanks!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Glossary] Substrings trigger glossary definitionsThanks!
Since this problem probably won’t arise too often for me/for others, maybe there’s another solution. Is there any way to mark off a particular word while editing a post/page, so that it doesn’t come up as a match for a defined glossary entry (i.e., overriding the default behavior on a one-case basis)? Maybe wrapping the word in brackets or something, or between HTML tags that have no function? This would be useful not only to solve my problem, but in general, so that a word that is spelled like a glossary entry but is otherwise distinct won’t come up with the wrong definition. (Like, if “bank” is defined as the “side of a river,” then a sentence “deposit the check at the <bank>” wouldn’t have “bank” matched with our glossary entry.)Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Glossary] Substrings trigger glossary definitionsIs there a way to specify some range or list of Unicode characters that, when they appear before a potential glossary word, mean that this word is actually different from the glossary words? I.e., to instruct the program not to treat preceding characters as spaces. Thanks!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Glossary] Substrings trigger glossary definitionsDoesn’t seem to help.
I’ve determined that the problem isn’t the diacritic under the letter. It happens with any character.
To explain, if we have a word like “xyz” defined in our glossary, then “wxyz” will result in “xyz” triggering a definition. “wxyza” will not, however.
I made a test page: http://leyenzal.org/regex-test/So it’s treating any preceding Hebrew character (whether a full character or a diacritic) as if it’s a word boundary. But it correctly understands that subsequent letters mean we’re dealing with a different word.
(By the way, the alphabet is read right to left, but that shouldn’t matter because the website is fully formatted RTL. So “preceding” means to the right.)Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Glossary] Substrings trigger glossary definitionsThanks for the response. I just downloaded the plug-in to explore how it works, so it’s up to date. You’re right, the problem must be because the previous character in this particular example is a diacritic mark, and is being treated as a space? I’m not using the Latin alphabet, so all the trickier.
Here is the page: http://leyenzal.org/gonshor-perets3/
The word “באַהאַנדלען” (in the second or so line of the post) is triggering the definition for “האַנדלען”. I suspect it is because the previous character “אַ” is composed of two Unicode chars, א and the small line underneath.Could you provide some input as to where I could manually add in the list of these diacritic characters, so that they’re not treated as a boundary between adjacent strings? (There are only a few of them.) Thanks!