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I have a customer that has added a great deal of copyright symbols. ( ie: ® ) I am looking for away to use css selectors to make a subscript font. But I don’t know the best way to handle this. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
How big is the site? And is PHP an option?
…and how are they added…as HTML entities or text characters/symbols?
Chris…The site has nearly 50 pages and is built on Wild Apricot’s platform so PHP is not an option. Paulie_D they are all placed using the `®` format.
I doubt if there is any css selector that can target specific text (unless it’s wrapped in an element).
Pretty sure JS could do it by searching for a specific string which this is and replacing the it something (I’m absolutely no authority on JS).
Perhaps a one-time script or app that could do a run-through and replace them all in one go that might be an option and then your could proceed from there with the new string from then on.
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