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Leonatus · 05-14-2019, 02:49 AM

This has been the first thing I've been trying in spite of my technical ignorance: to check if the encoding of the original website where the news is from corresponded to the encoding of the recipe - and to my astonishment it did. So this is not the culprit, as it seems.

How do I use preprocess_regexps "step by step", please (for I'm really technically ignorant, sorry)?

Edit: In the mean time I noticed that in single articles the quotation marks are displayed correctly, maintaining the same source code as the other articles. Hm .. the thing becomes interesting.

Edit': There is one difference, however: In the articles with replacement character, quotes are represented by „...“, whereas in the correctly dispayed articles they are "...".

05-14-2019, 02:49 AM	#3
Leonatus Wizard Posts: 1,060 Karma: 11391181 Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: Guben, Brandenburg, Germany Device: Kobo Clara 2E, Tolino Shine 3	This has been the first thing I've been trying in spite of my technical ignorance: to check if the encoding of the original website where the news is from corresponded to the encoding of the recipe - and to my astonishment it did. So this is not the culprit, as it seems. How do I use preprocess_regexps "step by step", please (for I'm really technically ignorant, sorry)? Edit: In the mean time I noticed that in single articles the quotation marks are displayed correctly, maintaining the same source code as the other articles. Hm .. the thing becomes interesting. Edit': There is one difference, however: In the articles with replacement character, quotes are represented by „...“, whereas in the correctly dispayed articles they are "...". Last edited by Leonatus; 05-14-2019 at 03:22 AM.