In french, we use to have spaces before some punctuation marks like !?;: but of course they should never go to the next line. Ideally editors should put a nbsp themselves but most of the time they just put a normal space. I thought Typogrify (or Smartypants?) would do the automatic conversion, but it happens that it doesn't. And I did not find any module to do that, which sometimes results in ugly things in french text.
I might try to make some patch myself, but I wanted to know if the actual behavior (do nothing) is by design, or something like that.
Any thought?
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #2 | spaces_to_nbsp_before_double_punctuation-2081633-2.patch | 2.08 KB | gaëlg |
Comments
Comment #1
migmedia commentedThis usecase is new to me because I never really read french texts.
Please send a patch, if you like. I will try to commit it to the 7.x-1.x-dev -branch .
migmedia
Comment #2
gaëlgHere's my patch!
Comment #3
migmedia commentedThanks
fixed in 7.x-1.0-rc7