Der Mundschenk & Compagnie
Der Mundschenk & Compagnie
According to the spec, li can contain any "flow content", i.e. practically anything. Why is it not categorized as a BLOCK_TAG?
Fixes #21, fixes #24, by partially reverting 063dd8153bc4216e049c7ff78da2113a4fd92dbd.
- `Token_Fix::apply` signature - `Node_Fix::apply` signature - Remove deprecated methods and properties
Support Hyphenation for German words containing `*`, `:` or `_`(e.g. `Mitarbeiter*innen`). Requested multiple times in the WP.org support forum: [1](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/gendering-issue/), [2](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/worttrennung-in-ge-genderten-worten-mit-moglich/).
Similar to smart diacritics, `CO2` should become `CO2` and “CO2” to `Trademark®` `Trademark®`. Requested via the [WP.org support forums](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/smart-replace-sub-superscript/).
Requested via the [WP.org support forums](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/add-words-to-an-exception-list/).
Reported as a [comment on the wp-Typography webpage](https://code.mundschenk.at/wp-typography/#comment-877): `à "l’âge" N112` is rendered `à « l’âge« N112`. To fix this, the algorithm would have to take the adjacent element into account, not only...
The setter methods of the `Settings` class should be more straight-forward to use and only take arrays where appropriate. (A set of helper functions could be provided to convert formatted...
_From @strarsis on October 12, 2017 13:6_ Is it possible to let the browser break at a specific soft-hyphen? Or let it prefer breaking at hyphens at end of a...
_From @mundschenk-at on January 11, 2016 14:2_ See http://typefacts.com/artikel/zahlengliederung-digital for an example. _Copied from original issue: mundschenk-at/wp-typography#21_