[Sue PParticipant]

I don’t know if this has been reported before, but when using an apostrophe in an archive page title or sub-title override, it displays a slash. So if I edit the post category and add the title or subtitle “Mom’s Cooking,” the display on the page is “Mom/’s Cooking.” I know what causes it generally in programming; wasn’t sure if you knew about it on the X theme. (Am using Integrity on WP 3.8.1 in a multi-site with child theme enabled. Haven’t tried it on other stacks.) Your latest release is not yet installed.

[RadModerator]

Hi Sue,

I may be sound too technical, but I’ll just drop in an explanation :). Usually, data that being save on database will be first validate for security reason, and it is done by wordpress itself and not by the theme. And to avoid sql injection, it will add a slash on each apostrophe found, but what I am not really sure is why wordpress is displaying that.

As a suggestion, you may avoid using apostrophe on title field, and you can achieve adding apostrophe at css styling. May we know your site url so we can give you css code for that?

Thank You.

[Sue PParticipant]

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[RadModerator]

Hi Sue,

Thank you for the samples.

In term of apostrophe, you could use its correct html entities which is & #8217;(remove space between & and #).

For example :
Man& #8217;s Best-friend
then it will be displayed as :
Man’s Best-friend

About missing category sub title, have you done custom template editing? Something like <p class=”p-landmark-sub”>…</p> should be there, but its not.

Thank you.

[WTFMarketingParticipant]

I can confirm that this fix does not work. WordPress converts the HTML entity back into an apostrophe which is then escaped.

UPDATE: Referenced fix does not work directly on the Category Name.

There is apparently a second field called “Archive Title” that has the following instructions: “Enter in a value to overwrite the default title of the archive page.”

You can enter an HTML entity in there, but it will only stay UNCONVERTED by WordPress the 1st time you do it. You have to replace the apostrophe with the HTML entity again if you decide to change up wording again.

[Rue NelModerator]

Hello There,

Yes, that is true. HTML entities can break your site and that is why WordPress will filter those characters and add some ‘\’ in it.

@techtriadinc, please make sure that you are using the latest version of X. We have noticed that you are using an older version. Our latest versions are:
X theme: 3.2.5
X Shortcode: 3.0.5

You can find the latest version numbers here: (http://theme.co/x/member/changelog/) Then you can compare them to what’s installed on your site.

If you find anything to be out of date, you can review our update guide.

Thank you.

[3pepe3Participant]

Since April until now there is not a fix @_@
https://community.theme.co//forums/topic/problem-on-term_meta-with-simple-quotes-archive-title-and-archive-subtitle/

[NicoModerator]

Hi There,

Thanks for sharing us related thread.

I will follow our development team regarding the issue you shared and also I will link this thread to them so that they could be reminded and another thread was added to the bug.

I could see that our development team is doing there best to improve things in cornerstone and x-theme.

Thank you so much for understanding.

[JW & Co.Participant]

Also experiencing this issue.

[ZeshanMember]

Thanks for your feedback! We’ve already forwarded this to our developers.

[warm__tapeParticipant]

Any progess on this? I’m having the same issues as described above.

[ChristianModerator]

Not yet. Please stay tuned for updates.

Thanks.

[theyoungrensParticipant]

Having this same problem.

[RadModerator]

Hi there,

This is an old thread, I’ll follow on in this. But your issue is maybe caused by another source. I like to check it first to gather information. Would you mind providing your admin login credentials in a separate thread? Then please link your thread back here 🙂

Thanks!

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