I have been having problems with writing code in rapid weaver using an HTML stack and I finally figured out WHY its been happening. Every time I write code such as
test 1 2 3
the colour does not work. Now here’s the problem my " mark is not correct I guess you could say and the colour won’t come up. When i go over to w3 schools and use there try it editor the " marks are correct and the code gets the colour. I tried switching my keyboard language to US but still my “” marks don’t work in html code.
Can someone help me fix this issue?
I use a mac mini 2012 and a microsoft keyboard and i am running mavericks
many thanks for any assistance
No need for assistance I solved the problem. if anyone else has this problem click on the rapid weaver format menu and take off smart quotes and the problem is solved.
Give this a try… go to System Preferences and Choose Keyboard. From there select the Text tab and turn off Smart Quotes (http://d.pr/i/1gesH). Then delete your code in your HTML stack and re-type it. Should clear up your problem.
As @zeebe mentioned, you’re going straight to the source by turning it off in the System Preferences. Feel free to do it either way, but if you continue to see problems when you’ve disabled it only in RapidWeaver, know that you can nip it in the bud in the System Prefs.
That’s fine as long as you’re happy to have them switched off for everything else, or remember to switch them back on every time. Frankly, it isn’t acceptable to have to turn them off at a system level, and I haven’t had any problems turning therm off in the program (yet!).
It has been a while since anyone commented on this problem. I would like to use smart quotes in RW, because it makes the published web pages prettier. However, I find I have to leave quotation marks out of links, or else they show as broken links.
So, for example, in the Privacy tab, if I write this:
By using this website you agree to the <a href="/privacy/">cookie policy</a> gives a broken link
[you have to imagine the curly quotes!]
Whereas, if I leave the quotes out, and simply write
By using this website you agree to the <a href=/privacy/>cookie policy</a>
that gives a valid link.
I know HTML5 is liberal about the use of quotes, but there are good reason to include them.
Is there any other solution that people know of, apart from turning off smart quotes in the app or system?