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Type:
Regression Bug
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Status: Verified
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Affects Version/s: 6.2.X EE
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Fix Version/s: None
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Component/s: ~[Archived] WCM
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Labels:
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Fix Priority:3
Description:
The line separator character: (U+2028) does not show properly in Web Content titles
Note
May possibly be resolved by reverting LPS-65305, which may have been properly resolved by LPS-71992.
Reference: #comment-1027139
Steps to Reproduce: Edit Article
- Navigate to Content > Web Content
- Add: Basic Web Content
- Copy into the Title field:
abc 123
- If the string above does not work, generate a string with a line separator if your document editor uses (U+2028) for it's line separator.
- Click Save as Draft.
- Example:
Expected Result: Web Content title displays properly with the line separator
Actual Results: Web Content title displays the character "舲" where the line separator is included.
Steps to Reproduce: Web Content list
- Navigate to Content > Web Content
- Add: Basic Web Content
- Copy into the Title field:
abc 123
- If the string above does not work, generate a string with a line separator if your document editor uses (U+2028) for it's line separator.
- Click Publish.
- Example:
Expected Result: Web Content title displays properly with the line separator
Actual Results: Web Content title displays abc舲123 where the line separator is included.
Note: How to generate a line separator
Users can insert these line separators, depending on the document editor that they use.
For example, I was able to reproduce this using the pre-installed app called Pages on the macbook. To insert a line separator, simply press "Shift + Enter" instead of "Enter" when going to the next line.