In html I often use the entity ­ to allow hyphenation when necessary. Sometimes I see a red dot in the code instead, sometimes not.
This is really good but why isn’t it consistent? Or is it something different?
In html I often use the entity ­ to allow hyphenation when necessary. Sometimes I see a red dot in the code instead, sometimes not.
This is really good but why isn’t it consistent? Or is it something different?
Hi @aquorange,
That is interesting. I seem to get it in a different color, but never as a red dot. Can you pinpoint when it does this? What framework? In any element (div, p h1)?
Cheers,
Bob
Hi @RobM,
I really can’t say. I think it has to do with the text I put in. Something like a soft hyphen from MS Word or a layout software or even from email. But normally I copy such things into a text editor like BBedit and then paste into html. I tried to copy the code from PG to BBedit: There I only see normal ”-” . Pasted back into PG the red dots are there again. Pasted to Atom Codeeditor makes the dashes “-” disappear. I found the original text in MS Word but it is without soft hyphens.
Really, I can’t say
Cheers,
Carsten