Closed natecraddock closed 1 year ago
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Good catch. I'm not sure how to best correct this. The JSON files are generated from a CSV file, but there is currently no way to indicate that a specific occurrence of a word (e.g. one) indicates the time. It can probably be done with an invisible html tag.
I hadn't realized the JSON was generated from CSV. It's probably not worth fixing it in that case. Feel free to close this!
Fixed this is a somewhat hacky way by using a passive html tag (<time>one</time>
) to specify the correct instance of the word.
I noticed there was an ascii single quote
'
instead of a unicode opening single quote‘
for the nested quotes around Scarlet Pimpernel.Also, the first occurrence of the word "one" is not in reference to a time, so I moved the bolding to the second occurrence.