Posted by Dave R. on December 2, 2010 at 4:54pm
Perhaps the answer is obvious, but after searching around several times over several days, I still can't figure out where the double question marks come from in my About the Author area on a page created by the Article content type. I'd love to get rid of them, but I don't see what might be creating them in node-article.tpl.php.
It would seem to me that it would be in this code:
<?php
print format_plural($plural, 'About the Author', 'About *the Authors');
?>
<?php
print format_plural($plural, 'About the Author', 'About *the Authors');
?>Anyone have another idea for me to try?
Here's an image link to what I am talking about:
http://tinyurl.com/2eyhph7
Comments
Those aren't just regular
Those aren't just regular question marks, they're some kind of weird character. Post the actual HTML snippet of that block.
Ah. Good idea! Like this?
Ah. Good idea! Like this?
Ok, I believe this is done
Ok, I believe this is done via CSS. I don't have an OP install at my home computer so I don't know exactly which css file it's located in. However, you're looking for the pseudo element :after. I would just use eclipse or a grep to search through all the files looking for it. It probably looks something like this:
h3:after {
content: " >>";
}
As to why they're showing up as weird characters... I don't know. The OS you're using might not have the characters for the font you're displaying.
This is all conjecture BTW. :)
Yes!
Sure enough! Thanks, ksweet.
.body-content .user-profile h3:after {
content: " »";
Getting rid of the weird characters from the above in my subtheme components.css did it.