• Resolved axwellion

    (@axwellion)


    Hi Jamel. I am having a problem with keywords that are bolded or quoted when used.

    I created the glossary term moon. Then I created a test page that used that term (moon) in three formats. One without any formatting, another with the keyword in bold, and another with the keyword in quotes. I find that the keyword in bold and quotes are not detected as keywords. But the keyword without any formatting works as expected.

    Is there any setting or trick to get the bold and quoted keyword to be detected as glossary terms?

    Thank you.
    P.S. I tested this with the latest standard WordPress theme and disable all plugins but it didn’t help.

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  • Plugin Author Jamel.Z

    (@lebleut)

    Hi @axwellion

    I saw all your last messages for this week, I’m a bit busy but I will try to check and answer ASAP

    Thanks for your patience ??

    Thread Starter axwellion

    (@axwellion)

    Thank you.
    Sorry I didn’t see your reply until now for some reason.

    Plugin Author Jamel.Z

    (@lebleut)

    Hi @axwellion

    I tested bold keywords and it works fine for me

    Please verify on Tooltipy settings on “Advanced/Exclude Common Tags ?” and see if “strong” or “b” is checked, if yes uncheck them and let me know if that helps

    For the quoted keyword it’s not working for me as well (it’s not allowed yet)

    Thanks

    Thread Starter axwellion

    (@axwellion)

    Yes, unchecking <strong/> and <b/> fixes the issue. Thank you!
    It also fixes the issue that spaces before and after a bolded word were not appearing on the page. Now that is working as expected also. This is great!

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by axwellion.
    Plugin Author Jamel.Z

    (@lebleut)

    Great

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