Hi,
Sure, it’s possible. If the phrase matches exactly, there shouldn’t be a problem. If single word do work but not the expression, then maybe there’s some minor difference (like double space), or your theme/other plugin is, for example, changing spaces to non-breakable spaces (nbsp)
Best,
CM Plugins
I made some tests, and if there is an apostrophe in my glossary term, the glossary term is not detected. Is there a way to fix it ?
Thanks.
I’ve just checked on our testing server and plugin normally works well with the glossary terms containing apostrophes.
You just need to make sure that the apostrophe you’re using is this character:
‘ (html code ')
So, I’ve checked a glossary term with an apostrophe and it works. But if in my glossary term, there is an apostrophe and a space, the glossary term is not detected. (ex: “ABZ1’2” -> detected, “ABZ 1’2” -> not detected).
I’ve just checked also this and it works too.
In your test, was the term detected in a post page ? I managed to create the term in the glossary, but : in my website pages, when the term appears, it is not detected: the link does not appear on the term.
I can’t understand why in my case the term is not detected if there is an apostrophe and a space, and I’m using ‘ (html code ‘) as you said.
Finally, It’s works good. I copy/paste my term from word to wordpress, and the apostrophe was indeed not correct. Now everything works fine. Thanks.
I’ve replaced all my ‘ by ’ using ALT+0146 and it works fine.
I suggest to add special characters to the ignore list like ‘;.” ect
