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Hi @theamnesic! Have you tried to clear the cache (browser and/or your server’s page cache if it has one)? If you’ve already done that, can you please post a screenshot of your hyphenation settings and a link to an example page?

I assume the issue has been resolved. Feel free to reopen if it has not been, @theamnesic.

I’ve reopened the thread, @theamnesic. Can you link to an example page with the problem? I’d like to be able look at the source code generated. I suspect that’s an issue with the CSS property hyphens set to auto instead of manual.

@theamnesic please make a screenshot of that part of the page source code in Chrome (not another browser, Chrome shows ­ decoded in the source view, other browsers don’t). As for the hyphens property, don’t check the CSS files, look at what the browser applies. It might be the default setting.

I’ll look further into. I’ve tried the fragment et architecto asperiores ut. in the underlying PHP-Typography library with French hyphenation patterns and the exception works as expected:

[ 'et architecto asperiores ut.', 'et ar­chi­tec­to as­pe­riores ut.', [], 'fr', false, true, false, true ],
[ 'et architecto asperiores ut.', 'et ar­chi­tec­to asperiores ut.', [ 'asperiores' ], 'fr', false, true, false, true ],

The first string is the input, the second the expected result, the array the list of exceptions, the the language code, and then various checkboxes for titles, all caps, mixed-case, compound words. (All minimum lengths are set to 2 for the test, to maximize the number of generated hyphens.)

Maybe check again for caching issues on various levels (wp-Typography’s built-in cache should auto clear, but you can do so manually from the settings page to make sure; also full-page caches might affect the issue).

@theamnesic Have you been able to resolve the issue?