Italics don't work and content is missing.
Does anyone know how to fix either one of these issues?
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''Dexter''
If the italicized word is part of a longer phrase, you can do it like this:
Watch ''Dexter'' Online
I hope this helps!
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I am having the problem on my CSI: Miami and CSI: New York pages. I have tried using variations of the italics symbols in combination with the brackets and none of my setups work.
When I do something like this "terms" or this "terms", a portion of the phrase will either be cut-off OR they will come up looking weird with the brackets and stuff showing up in the user view.
When I claimed these pages, there was one CSI: New York phrase that was italicized the way I have been trying to get it already setup like this in the editing menu: York|"CSI:New York", so I tried to replicate this type of formating and typed some text and used that "|" sign in the middle and it didn't come out the same. Instead, it came out looking like this "CSI: New York" as a link without italics.
I wonder if the whole ":" in the middle does something to the italics formatting or something.
It's annoying because now, I had to take the : out and just have CSI: Miami or New York instead of CSI: Miami in order to get italics to show up on my page.
ok I see what you are doing, you are using the apostrophe outside of the brackets, you want to use two single apostrophes on each side. '' not "
If your page title has a colon, semi colon or exclamation point the code won't work. You need to just drop it from the term, it will still go to the correct page.
Hope that helps.