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Not quite sure what may be causing it, but I’ve noticed on my site that I get a properly tagged #WCSCV but don’t get it properly tagged when I use lower case #wcscv. Is this to be expected or something in the line of a regex issue?
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Hmm, interesting… It is definitely no regex problem… Have you added the #tag on post-creation or have you added the #tag afterwards (post edit)?
Didn’t seem to be TinyMCE, so I’m not sure what could be causing the difference. Feel free to close this for now. I’ll reopen if I see other edge cases or behavior which may be relevant.
For those interested in manually preventing the automatic hashtag behavior in some cases I’ll note that adding things like a zero-width space between the # and the tag text seems to be useful. I’m sure there are other similar methods…
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Hmm, interesting… It is definitely no regex problem… Have you added the #tag on post-creation or have you added the #tag afterwards (post edit)?
And btw. the GitHub post shows that it should work in general: https://boffosocko.com/2019/02/27/proper-tagging-on-upper-case-vs-lower-case/ 🙂
Any news on this?
@chrisaldrich friendly ping 😉
Didn’t seem to be TinyMCE, so I’m not sure what could be causing the difference. Feel free to close this for now. I’ll reopen if I see other edge cases or behavior which may be relevant.
For those interested in manually preventing the automatic hashtag behavior in some cases I’ll note that adding things like a zero-width space
between the # and the tag text seems to be useful. I’m sure there are other similar methods…Syndicated copies:
This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had recent activity. It will be closed if no further activity occurs. Thank you for your contributions.