Only you can answer that - some will say yes, others will say no.
Probably
Only you can answer that - some will say yes, others will say no.
Probably
FAQ does not touch the database
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<a href="{U_FAQ}" rel="help" title="{L_FAQ_EXPLAIN}" role="menuitem">
<i class="icon fa-question-circle fa-fw" aria-hidden="true"></i><span>{L_FAQ}</span>
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That’s because for hosting questions and suggestions, we users are told to go to: http://www.webhostingtalk.com
Following that runs the risk of having to reapply any changes whenever there is an update/upgrade.
That is not true - you should use the UTF8 equivalent.
You can download and save the files to a PC. It's only 2 pages! Even when doing an update, you should back up the forum to your PC first, then use that to reapply any self made changes.
What are you disagreeing to? The apostrophes don't work because they are in php script, not because of the page format for the code.
So, David tells you NOT to use the "native" apostrophe, but their lexical or typographical version.
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// Some characters you may want to copy&paste:
// ’ » “ ” …
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'can't, won't, don't'
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'can’t, won’t, don’t'
That is not considered as being "best practice" these days.Lumpy Burgertushie wrote: ↑Mon Jan 15, 2018 10:24 pm in the past you could simply escape the apostrophe like this: can\'t