WordPress Forces Uppercase Tags

  • discobiscuits

    (@discobiscuits)


    16 years, 10 months ago

    Tags in wordpress for links will show up like below…

    <a HREF="#" TITLE="title">link example</a>

    <img SRC=”src.jpg” CLASS=”class” ALT=”alternate text” />

    Is there a way I can force WordPress to make the tags lowercase instead of uppercase? Even when I try to manually edit the code instead of the visual, it still reverts to the uppercase tags. This causes my XHTML site to not validate, as this is only valid for HTML validation (which my site is not directed to.)

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  • Bodhipaksa

    (@haecceity)

    16 years, 10 months ago

    Yup. Add text-transform:lowercase; to the style declaration for the div you have the tags in (or wrap them in a new div if necessary).

    whooami

    (@whooami)

    16 years, 10 months ago

    thats not whats being asked about.

    wordpress does not take anything put into either the RTE editor or the code tab and output ANY capitalized code.

    That obviously flies in the face of having valid XHTML which is one of WP’s best features, and I dont believe I’ve ever read a similar complaint on here, ever. In two years. Ever.

    If you are seeing that, its being caused by something else.

    Chris_K

    (@handysolo)

    16 years, 10 months ago

    Opera 9.2 and TinyMCE (aka the Visual Editor).

    http://trac.wordpress.org/ticket/3638

    If that’s indeed the case, either use a diff. browser or disable the visual editor and use the “classic” editor instead.

    Thread Starter discobiscuits

    (@discobiscuits)

    16 years, 10 months ago

    Thanks, that’s definitely the case. I love Opera to death, but this is lame!! 🙂

    Guess I’ll just work with my site on FireFox now.

    Bodhipaksa

    (@haecceity)

    16 years, 10 months ago

    Oh, yeah, I should really read stuff before answering!

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