After a recent IOS 13 update a Ruble currency symbol disappeared from all my WordPress sites that use woocommerce when browsing from Iphones. It just shows an empty rectangle. I tried to fix that with adding a custom symbol through functions.php but with no luck so far. Is there a way to fix that? Thank you for your answers!
EDIT
Well i ve just found a solution. The issue is that this Ruble symbol is in the latin extended set of google fonts. When i changed my standard body fonts from wordpress options to google roboto font with latin extended set - all is back to normal. Thanks to everyone!)))
The issue was that this Ruble symbol is in the Latin extended set of Google fonts.
When I changed my standard body fonts from Wordpress options to Google Roboto font with Latin extended set, all was back to normal.
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In my application, I have a screen that shows pricing. However, the currency icon does not appear correctly in some places (look at the amount 7000). This problem is more frequent on iOS devices, with a few occurrences on Android devices.
The information is retrieved in the following manner:
Text("₹ 7000.00") // in application the pricing is retrieved from api call.
The currency icon is included in the data I receive from the api request. "₹7000" is an example.
The font used is Gotham Rounded. Is this due to the font's inability to render currency icons? What is the best way to resolve this problem?
It's better to use Unicode characters for currency symbols because most of the symbols are not yet supported in flutter so your device does not understand the string so it does not render it on mobile.
Unicode characters on the other hand could be easily translated after compilation
You can find unicode characters for different symbols here
So you have something like this instead
Text("\u{20B9}");
I use Durandal for my website (http://cuoidiku.com/).
It's contain alot of funny story in homepage, when I click to title of story, I want to bind this content to document.title. It works, but the unicode show not correct. A lot of special symbol there (such as và...).
I google and found some suggestion is adding \u before specical symbol, But in my case, this title from database, and I cannot detect where specical symbol is?
Please help me to fix this.
I have my default language set as English (US) in the facebook app settings.
The "detailed description" field is filled with english language content.
In the section "Translate your app for additional languages" I have "detailed description" field with original english gray fade color text.
When I paste there the text translated into polish and trying to save it, I get the error message:
"Błąd
Oryginalne zdanie, na którym oparte jest tłumaczenie już nie istnieje.
There was a problem saving your changes. Please try again later."
which means:
"Error
Original sentence, the translation is based on doesn't exist any more.
There was a problem saving your changes. Please try again later."
The rest of the translated fields are saveable for translation, only the "detailed description" doesn't allow to save translation. Do you have any idea, what is going on. Does anyone had this kind of problem. I couldn't google any solution to this one.
I've had this kind of problem before with the translation features on FB.
Firstly - if you use completely different text for testing purposes does that save?
If you get the same error with any text at all entered it would suggest the problem is not the content by that Facebook has a bug with the system.
You can report bugs to Facebook at:
https://developers.facebook.com/bugs/
If alternative content works - try editing your content, it may be that there's a special character or similar (perhaps not even visible) that is breaking things. Pasting the text into a plain text editor like notepad and copying back out can help strip those kind of things.
I tried to output some Unicode text using both iText-2.1.7 and iText-5.1.3.
While Devanagari characters got stacked properly, I am unable to see Tibetan characters properly stacked.
In stead, each character is occupying a separate space. I tried with BaseFonts both ARIALUNI.TTF and TibMachUni-1.901b.ttf but without success.
Googling gave me a post of 2009 which indicated it was not readily possible then.
I am stuck in the middle of a Unicode project. I would appreciate get clues to
proceed.
Currently the only Ligaturizer within iText is the ArabicLigaturizer, I'm surprised that Devanagari works for you actually.
Please see Bruno Lowagie's (the primary developer) post from earlier this year along with the post that he linked to, specifically:
None of the current iText developers understand Hindi or any other
Indic language, so it's very difficult for them (if not impossible) to
write such an IndicLigaturizer
Replace "Indic" with "Tibetan" or any other language that needs ligatures.
I am using Inscript Keyboard to directly type into TinyMCE. However when I click on save, all the characters appear as question marks on website and even in article list on admin side.
How I should solve the problem?
I am specifically talking about Marathi but the problem-solution might be same for all Devnagrari fonts.
Thanks in advance.