code tag issue?

[VladTepes]

I just went to post a reply with some code inside code tags
I used the 'code' button above the edit window, which created the tags in CAPITALS
The code tags then didn't work.

I went back in an edited the post and manually changed to lowercase.
Now worked fine.

Strange.

Perhaps a problem with the 'button in that it should generate lowercase characters output rather than caps?

 

[Ericloewe]

Code:

This is a test of uppercase CODE

 

[Ericloewe]

Works fine. Let's see a few more tests...

Code:

Testing the editor button

Code:

CaMel CaSe cOdE

Code:

lowercase

Code:

Sentence case

Source for the above:


[CODE]Testing the editor button[/CODE]
[cOdE]CaMel CaSe cOdE[/cOdE]
[code]lowercase[/code]
[Code]Sentence case[/Code]

 

[VladTepes]

Well, that's odd.
Maybe just a glitch for some other reason.
Hopefully won't recur.

Cheers.

 

[Ericloewe]

What environment are you running (browser, OS, architecture, etc)?

 

[VladTepes]

Happened again today.

Win 10 / Google Chrome

 

[Ericloewe]

Let's chronicle a different CMD tag problem:

Links inside of a CMD segment are messed up on Firefox:

NeedlesslyLongWordToImproveVisibilityOfTheProblem

It's not a length issue:

Oy

To prove I have nothing up my sleeve, here's the source:


Links inside of a CMD segment are messed up on Firefox:

[CMD][URL='https://forums.freenas.org/index.php?threads/code-tag-issue.57567']NeedlesslyLongWordToImproveVisibilityOfTheProblem[/URL][/CMD]

It's not a length issue:

[CMD][URL='https://forums.freenas.org/index.php?threads/degraded-pool-need-to-convert-from-stripe-to-mirror.57543/#post-405192']Oy[/URL][/CMD]

To prove I have nothing up my sleeve, here's the source:

 

[Ericloewe]

This is how the above is rendered:

Firefox on the left, Edge on the right.

 

[Tigersharke]

This is how the above is rendered:

Firefox on the left, Edge on the right.

Of course we can never expect folks to attempt using another forum theme, but the above quirk seems to be at least partly caused by the theme in effect. I looked at the same post with Ganz großes Kino -dark which renders in Firefox 55.0.3 on FreeBSD more like the righthand image. I cannot guess precisely how/where if this quirk remains in the above theme and its cause. Perhaps my prodigious use of the !important CSS item in my theme avoids the issue *shrugs* or it can as easily be some detail within the above theme that causes it.