Closed mikedance closed 7 years ago
Currently the default search label is:
Search results for “%s”
So when the user searches for something in quotes, the output looks like this:
Search results for ""sample search query""
This is basically expected from a developer POV, but it looks a lot like a bug (or at least a typo) to the end user.
To avoid, I usually filter the label to:
Search results for: <span>%s</span>
The colon does the same job the quotes used to, and the extra <span> allows a developer to optionally bold or whatnot.
I actually like this suggestion. If I decide to change it here, I'll need to change it in my framework too just for consistency. It's a good idea though.
Currently the default search label is:
Search results for “%s”
So when the user searches for something in quotes, the output looks like this:
Search results for ""sample search query""
This is basically expected from a developer POV, but it looks a lot like a bug (or at least a typo) to the end user.
To avoid, I usually filter the label to:
Search results for: <span>%s</span>
The colon does the same job the quotes used to, and the extra <span> allows a developer to optionally bold or whatnot.