JayCee is experiencing an issue on their Discourse forum where certain words, specifically football club names, cannot be typed in all capitals when they are in plural form or have the letter “S” added at the end. However, some team names like “RABBITOHS” are allowed.
maiki suggests that the issue may be due to word replacements configured on the site to ensure certain team names are capitalized in particular ways. They provide an example of how this can be configured.
maiki encourages JayCee to talk to the staff on the site and share their feedback, suggesting that there may be team names that have not been configured for replacements.
JayCee asks where the word configurations can be found, and JammyDodger responds that they can be found under the Watched Words section, specifically on the /admin/customize/watched_words/action/replace page.
Just wondering why certain words cannot be typed in capitals when it’s in plural or the letter S added at the end?
I tried both capital settings including removing typos, in case the system was auto correcting but still doesn’t allow it.
*The word RABBITOHS for some reason works but other words such as BRONCO as soon as you add the S it becomes Broncos. It defaults back to capital only in the first letter. DRAGON Dragons
So as can be seen in this post the settings accepts the word RABBITOHS with the letter S added at the end but not other names such as DRAGONS, BRONCOS, RAIDERS. Well it does here but not on our forum. These are football club names. Any suggestions?
Where is this happening? You’ve posted in Support > WordPress, so it isn’t clear if this is in Discourse, WordPress, or elsewhere. Let us know, with screenshots if possible.
As you can see one team’s name RABBITOHS can be typed in plural but not other teams names. Singular yes, but as soon as you add the S at the end it diverts back to Capital only in the first letter.
They’re found under the Watched Words section, and you can set the replace ones specifically on the /admin/customize/watched_words/action/replace page.
