Was writing a short blog post on new install of v3.2.1 and when I ran spell checker is shows WordPress as being mis-spelled.
You might want to add it to the default library!
Thanks
Spell checker thinks WordPress is spelled wrong (10 posts)
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jsherk
Posted 8 months ago # -
Spellchecker in After the Deadline or your browser's?
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Posted 8 months ago #What is "After the Deadline"?
What I mean is when you go to add a new post to WordPress v3.2.1 if you type WordPress is shows it as being spelled wrong in the editor window.
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ClaytonJames
Posted 8 months ago #After the Deadline is a spell check plugin for WordPress.
Capitalizing the "w" and the "p" ... WordPress... is working okay for me in 3.2.1 and 3.3, in both HTML and visual modes. However, any other variation indicates a misspelling.
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Posted 8 months ago #No I do not have any plugins at all, so I am talking default WP editor.
As I type, it shows WordPress as ok, but other variations have squiggly line underneath (so this is auto-type as you go spellcheck?).
BUT if I actually click on the SpellCheck button, then WordPress will also have squiggly line underneath, and shows as incorrect.
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What I mean is when you go to add a new post to WordPress v3.2.1 if you type WordPress is shows it as being spelled wrong in the editor window.
That's your browser, man, NOT WordPress. :) Did you know that Firefox, Chrome and Safari all check your spelling? You just need to add the word in.
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Posted 8 months ago #No, it's when I click on the SpellCheck button in the WordPress editor window... that is when it shows up as incorrect.
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Ah, okay.
That's actually run by TinyMCE so I don't know if it can be easily fixed. I'll check trac.
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Posted 8 months ago #Ok thanks
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Rev. Voodoo
Posted 7 months ago #Yup, I can't replicate this either, 3.2.1 and 3.3
With after the deadleine, and on bare installs.
WordPress with capital W and P work fine for me
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