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bookman156 · 03-30-2016, 06:51 PM

In 'circa 1050BC' it is just a space and then more words.

In another similar example it is like this (now corrected):

ninth century BC’.<a href= etc

A example of a span end quote that was wrong (corrected now):

Gu Jiegang, ‘Historical events in the judgment and line texts of the Book of Changes’ (Chinese).

Here's another span that was wrong with the punctuation inside the span:

were in Ursa Major.’

But at least it was consistently wrong! Meaning I knew what to look for. So I think it would do no harm for anyone to check for this anyway.

03-30-2016, 06:51 PM	#52
bookman156 Addict Posts: 368 Karma: 1000000 Join Date: Mar 2016 Device: none	In 'circa 1050<small>BC</small>' it is just a space and then more words. In another similar example it is like this (now corrected): ninth century <small>BC</small>’.<sup><a href= etc A example of a span end quote that was wrong (corrected now): Gu Jiegang, ‘Historical events in the judgment and line texts of the <span class="italic">Book of Changes</span>’ (Chinese). Here's another span that was wrong with the punctuation inside the span: were in <span class="italic">Ursa Major.</span>’ But at least it was consistently wrong! Meaning I knew what to look for. So I think it would do no harm for anyone to check for this anyway. Last edited by bookman156; 03-30-2016 at 07:34 PM.