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recent changes that could use testing

posted by The Mighty Buzzard on Tuesday October 21 2014, @09:52AM   Printer-friendly
from the things-for-Bytram-to-break dept.

The Mighty Buzzard writes:

Here's what we have new since the last dev deploy:

  • Diacritic marks getting stripped off once they hit utf8_max_diacritics, currently set to five, to prevent uber towers of them.
  • Html-encoded diacritic entities are not yet dealt with.
  • Editors should always get domain tags by links in the preview pane while editing. Users should be able to select it from the comments preferences page.
  • Ugly hackish fix of RSS/Atom triple/double encoding.
  • Added sarc|sarcasm|sub|sup|strike|abbr tags. sarc|sarcasm should both put visible tags around whatever.
  • Sup and Sub tags should not be able to go more than one step up or down.
 
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  • (Score: 2) by martyb on Wednesday October 22 2014, @01:42PM

    by martyb (76) on Wednesday October 22 2014, @01:42PM (#28165) Journal

    This might be interesting, too:

    Which, with intervening spaces added, is: ͤ ͯ ͨ ͣ ͮ ͣ ͭ ͦ ͬ

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  • (Score: 2) by martyb on Wednesday October 22 2014, @02:01PM

    by martyb (76) on Wednesday October 22 2014, @02:01PM (#28166) Journal

    The following text was entered as:

    1. named character entity for the ampersand
    2. the text: lt;
    3. the text: sup
    4. named character entity for the ampersand
    5. the text: gt;
    6. the text: some words
    7. named character entity for the ampersand
    8. the text: lt;
    9. the text: /sup
    10. named character entity for the ampersand
    11. the text: gt;

    some words

    Selected "HTML Formatted"

    Pressed "Preview"; several times and watched the text iterate from: no change in appearance, then saw named character entities turned into lt and gt chars, and then saw the text "some words" displayed as superscript text.