Hi Ayek,
Thanks for bringing this to my attention.
How exactly do the links break? Could you provide a screenshot of the issue and of the source code generated by the plugin? That’d be a great help towards resolving this. 🙂
If you don’t have a screenshot service, http://awesomescreenshot.com/ works well. 🙂
Thanks and regards,
Matty.
Thread Starter
Rafał
(@ayek)
Hi Matty,
Please excuse my delay.
You can notice the issue on this page. Your plugin generates the list at widget titled “Page Index”. English goes well. Switch on Polish, to see the links with letter “ś” or “ł” doesn’t work. None at all, if you turn to Russian.
That happens only in Firefox.
Regards,
Rafał
Thread Starter
Rafał
(@ayek)
Matty,
What do you think about the idea of introduction the new option (just for languages with non-latin alphabet, and Firefox, of course!), which would automatically add anchors in a simplified form, for example:
<a id="a001" name="a001"> </ a>
<a id="a002" name="a002"> </ a>
…
Would it be possible?
Hi Ayek,
Thanks for your suggestion.
While this may not be the most semantic solution, I’ll look into it and see if, maybe, I can apply this to the plugin as a whole, to avoid adding further conditionals, etc.
Please bear with me as time is somewhat scarce on my end at the moment. It is on my to-do list and will be attended to soonest. 🙂
Thanks and regards,
Matty.
Thread Starter
Rafał
(@ayek)
Firefox has solved the problem. FF v. 6 just supports special characters.
[ I had reported that to Mozilla 🙂 ]
Thanks