Bonjour !
J’ai essayé de créer un tag « c++ » mais cela n’a pas fonctionné.
J’ai créé un tag qui ressemble à « c++ » mais qui est en réalité « c＋＋ ». Cependant, lorsque l’utilisateur accède à l’URL « c++ », il reçoit l’erreur « Oups ! Cette page n’existe pas ou est privée. »
Comment créer le caractère plus dans le tag ?
Merci.
Check out this topic:
https://meta.discourse.org/t/using-a-tag-named-c-its-not-possible/92005?u=tophee
It is unbelievable to have a website that uses this tag “c++”
Cards in the menu
Tag on url
how to be like that?
+ is tricky, it often needs to be encoded, at the moment our tag system does not support tags with + in them. We should either fix this or at least validate you do not create tags with +
Going to mark this as a bug cause it leads to confusion and we need to pick a side here vs allowing you to create a broken tag.
I know the tag system does not support + tags in it.
How to get the “+” card in card management
Please get any suggestions.
Thank you
Notepad++ should be doable with this little trick
.tag-notepad::after {
content: "++";
}
I didn’t try it, but it should work everywhere on your forum
But you should avoid doing the same for c for now, given @tophee’s post
@Steven What do you think of this site as having tag “+” daynhauhoc.com/tags/c++
I honestly don’t know. You can try to contact them, there’s the email address in the about page. I can’t really help on this issue
Thank you.
I contacted them but did not receive the answer.
I hope to find the answer from the community Discourse
Une mise à jour sur ce sujet ? J’aimerais aussi créer une balise c++.