I forgot that my iPad automatically inputs quotes and apostrophes as their curly equivalent, so fonts that support [straight] quotes and apostrophes leave blank spaces where they should be. I can enter in a straight one manually (by holding down the key), but it would be nice if the curly ones were understood to be the same as their straight equivalents. Hopefully this is just a simple mapping.
Apparently, you could also set spellcheck="false" on the input box, and it forces straight ones to be entered. It’s probably not the best way of doing it, though.
I forgot that my iPad automatically inputs quotes and apostrophes as their curly equivalent, so fonts that support [straight] quotes and apostrophes leave blank spaces where they should be. I can enter in a straight one manually (by holding down the key), but it would be nice if the curly ones were understood to be the same as their straight equivalents. Hopefully this is just a simple mapping.
Apparently, you could also set
spellcheck="false"on the input box, and it forces straight ones to be entered. It’s probably not the best way of doing it, though.