Change the string separator to something else, a semicolon perhaps. Make sure you delete it from word separators as well (or replace it with its HTML entity).
Thanks for letting me know about this; I could make related words support HTML entities in the next version, so that there wouldn’t be a need to change separators in similar cases anymore.
I got your message via email but it doesn’t show here, that’s strange. Here’s what it should look like:
https://i.imgur.com/Njb7AZE.png
Now I realized it isn’t the best idea to use a semicolon as a string separator either, because HTML entities contain semicolons. The semicolon then won’t be recognized as a word separator, because it’s automatically removed when submitting the form (and for a good reason – having multiple string separators in a row causes the plugin to stop working properly).
So if it bothers you that you won’t be able to use semicolons as word separators, you’ll have to set some other string separator until the new version comes out.
Thank you.
Now i use (without spaces)
& # 9 6 ;
https://yadi.sk/i/a9lgoZBpeWawS
😉
I just released APT v1.7, which can now decode HTML entities in related words to their applicable characters. Feel free to try it out 🙂
