The company I currently work for capitalizes its name in a unique way (capital in the middle). On our Discourse site, we have a tag that we’d like to use the same capitalization. I understand Discourse lowercases all tags in the back-end, which is perfectly fine. I’m hoping to use JS or CSS to ch…

Added two more rules to fix some lingering formatting issues - now the grey background exists for the tag filter, and the tag is properly aligned in the dropdown: [imagen] .tag-bears:not(.tag-drop) { visibility: hidden; position: relative; } .tag-bears:not(.tag-drop):after { visibility: visib…

If it works, that should get all instances as you are hitting the tag name class directly which isn’t targetting a specific location.

And it doesn’t work… It works for tags in the topic list and in a single topic view, but it breaks on the specific /tags page…I’m back to searching for a solution.

Can you screenshot where it doesn’t work? .tag-bears { visibility: hidden; position: relative; } .tag-bears:after { visibility: visible; position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; content: "bEars"; } The above works for me. Tags page [imagen] Tags drop down on Latest [imagen] Topic List …

Sorry for the delay, was travelling last night. Here are two examples where it’s not working. The first is the issue I mentioned yesterday. The second is another I noticed today. mysite.com/tags/tag_name [imagen] A topic with multiple tags (that should be bEars between feedback and question): …

To solve the first one, we need to exclude situations where it has the tag class name and the tag-drop class name, so the CSS becomes .tag-bears:not(.tag-drop) { visibility: hidden; position: relative; } .tag-bears:not(.tag-drop):after { visibility: visible; position: absolute; top: 0; left:…

To solve the second one, you need two more rules. .list-tags, .discourse-tag.tag-bears:not(.tag-drop):after { content: "bEars, " !important; } .list-tags, .discourse-tag.tag-bears:not(.tag-drop) { margin-right: .5em; } One that says, hey, overwrite the existing :after rule for adding the comma …

Thanks @cpradio , we’ve surpassed my CSS knowledge at this point. To confirm I want 4 CSS rules now? Edit: Assuming I need all four, this still isn’t working…now there’s a comma added regardless of the tags place in the list: [imagen]

[imagen] jomaxro: To confirm I want 4 CSS rules now? Yes. Try this to resolve the comma .tag-bears:not(.tag-drop) { visibility: hidden; position: relative; } .tag-bears:not(.tag-drop):after { visibility: visible; position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; content: "bEars"; } .discourse-t…

Capitalize a tag in the UI

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jomaxro (Joshua Rosenfeld) 22 Febrero, 2017 15:50 10

Awesome, thanks @cpradio! I’m learning more and more about CSS each time we chat, thank you so much!

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