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Posted January 12, 20169 yr I wonder why IPS 4.1.x doesn't have an option to prevent titles in ALL CAPS. Thanks.
January 13, 20169 yr Just submitted a file to marketplace: It cannot be the definitive solution but will help a lot. Waiting to be approved.
January 13, 20169 yr IMO this is something that should be a default feature in any forum software. Thanks @Adriano Faria for creating the mod.
January 13, 20169 yr Uploaded a new version with a setting: reserved words. Those words will remain uppercase. You can use it to keep words like CSS, IPS, SQL, etc., in uppercase.
January 13, 20169 yr Nice work @Adriano Faria - the problem (for me) with the setting in IPB 3.4 (and earlier) was that the title conversion was from all upper case to proper case: "THIS IS A TEST" became "This Is A Test" I wanted it to be sentence case - so "This is a test", which is what you've done above. And I know that some people prefer Proper over Sentence case. Maybe an additional setting to allow people to choose which case the title is changed to? Could even add in a lower case option to convert everything to all lower case.
January 13, 20169 yr Well, I've done what makes more sense. A phrase should always be: Quote This is a tes and not: Quote This Is A Test
January 13, 20169 yr A phrase, yes. But proper (or title) case would be used for something like film or book names. Just an idea that would give an extra bit of gravy to an already great plugin - nice and quick work!
January 13, 20169 yr 1 hour ago, Nathan Explosion said: A phrase, yes. But proper (or title) case would be used for something like film or book names. Just an idea that would give an extra bit of gravy to an already great plugin - nice and quick work! Not a big problem. Just released a new version with new setting:
January 13, 20169 yr just my humble opinion, i think this can be simply fixed via css rules in custom.css http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/tryit.asp?filename=trycss_text-transform
January 13, 20169 yr 23 minutes ago, laltroweb.it said: just my humble opinion, i think this can be simply fixed via css rules in custom.css http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/tryit.asp?filename=trycss_text-transform How do you handle how it appears in other areas of a site, for example in the site's RSS feed?
January 14, 20169 yr Author @Adriano Faria this plugin fails when we use words with diacritic characters. See what happens on the screenshot attached. "TÓPICO" remains in all caps. Thanks.
January 21, 20169 yr Author @Adriano Faria any news on this. It's been more than a week. I am willing to pay for a working plugin...
January 28, 20168 yr 4 hours ago, Gabriel Torres said: Bump. @Adriano Faria Not trying to sound rude. But why does he post closed source and be too busy to fix apps that are always seeming to be broken. Yet continue to post new stuff? Is it because he hides behind the unsupported tag? If he's so busy, he should focus on one thing instead of flooding the marketplace with half finished broken apps.
January 28, 20168 yr On 14/01/2016 at 11:09 PM, Gabriel Torres said: @Adriano Faria this plugin fails when we use words with diacritic characters. See what happens on the screenshot attached. "TÓPICO" remains in all caps. Thanks. As I said, the problem is the special characters. ctype_upper recognize them as special. I'll try a simple approach.
January 28, 20168 yr On 14/01/2016 at 11:09 PM, Gabriel Torres said: @Adriano Faria this plugin fails when we use words with diacritic characters. See what happens on the screenshot attached. "TÓPICO" remains in all caps. Thanks. Fixed:
January 28, 20168 yr Author @Adriano Faria still not working 100%. Now it duplicates the last word. Try "TESTE DE TÍTULO DE TÓPICO COM AÇÃO" for you to see what happens...
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