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mathetes
May 20, 2022Silver Contributor
"Correct highlighted errors" but there ain't any
Grahmfs13 cuong Just calling your attention, my friends, to a weird occasional occurrence. Every once in a while I get this kind of thing asking me to correct highlighted errors and try again. ...
mathetes
Jul 20, 2022Silver Contributor
Allen wrote
the three most common reasons are:
- You copy and pasted content from somewhere else (Microsoft Word, another website etc)
- You use Microsoft Editor, the editor changes the html in the editor window to let it highlight, underline or display information to help you improve the grammar and spelling of your post.
- You use Grammarly, for the same reasons as above
And for the record I've done none of those. That was the whole point. All texts were entered directly, and the only formatting that was done was done using the tool bar in THIS forum. These things:
I don't understand how Safari could be a factor, although I'll accept that assertion, but I want you to understand that from the point of view of this user, it's this system telling itself that an error has been made.
Also for the record, it hasn't happened recently, and I'm not losing sleep over it anyway....nor should you. But I do want you to hear the experience of this user because I doubt I'm the only one.
Allen
Community Manager
Jul 20, 2022
Thank you for the follow up, unfortunately I am unsure how that error would occur from using the built in buttons or how it would have changed recently. To give you some insight the editor, and its associated buttons, have had no changes made to it since we enabled the new code syntax highlighter a couple of years ago.
I do appreciate you giving us this extra insight and I will try to do some testing and duplicate what you have reported, obviously if I find anything I can duplicate I will of course share back here what the cause was and if there is anything we or you can do to work around it.
Many Thanks
Allen