Some Turkic alphabets contain two variations of letter i. For example in Turkish and Azerbaijani, there are letters i and ı (notice the absence of dot on the latter). Their capital letters are different too. Capital letter for i is İ, rather than I because that is the capital letter for ı.
Browsers handle this issue well, when a lang attribute is set for the document. But on Browse Happy, capitalisation in browser names are not correct, see the image below:
Here, it should be MOZILLA FIREFOX, instead of MOZİLLA FİREFOX, and we have same issue with other browser names.
However, it is possible to solve this issue by setting a lang attribute for browser name h2on this line:
<h2 lang="en"><?php echo $data->name; ?></h2>
See the result:
Here we have the correct capitalisation even when lang attribute for the document is set to tr_TR.
I think as all the browser names are in English hardcoding this wouldn't be a problem.
What do you think? Is there an alternative solution?
Hi,
Some Turkic alphabets contain two variations of letter
i. For example in Turkish and Azerbaijani, there are lettersiandı(notice the absence of dot on the latter). Their capital letters are different too. Capital letter foriisİ, rather thanIbecause that is the capital letter forı.Browsers handle this issue well, when a
langattribute is set for the document. But on Browse Happy, capitalisation in browser names are not correct, see the image below:Here, it should be
MOZILLA FIREFOX, instead ofMOZİLLA FİREFOX, and we have same issue with other browser names.However, it is possible to solve this issue by setting a lang attribute for browser name
h2on this line:See the result:
Here we have the correct capitalisation even when lang attribute for the document is set to
tr_TR.I think as all the browser names are in English hardcoding this wouldn't be a problem.
What do you think? Is there an alternative solution?