Spell check blog article

06 Feb 2019 - 5 comments | Translate title into English

You may have used to get spell check on your browser. For some reason it does not seem to work on ipernity blog article editor.

To enable spell check, click the 'Source' button on blog text editor toolbar before you publish the article. Do not mind about HTML code tags. Click 'Source' again after you have corrected the misspelled words underlined with red.

And if you for some reason don't already have spell check on your browser yet, then go to browser settings to get one.

On Chrome: Settings → Advanced → Languages

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Stormlizard ^club

Good information for those that don't have their own tranlation software.
I do, I have Babylon and translations can be checked in MS Office before publication.

5 years ago.

Janet Brien ^club

I actually compose my posts in another application that auto saves as I go along so I don't have to worry about losing my work. However, as I type, I get highlighted words if they aren't spelled right so this may be an issue only for people who don't have auto spell check on their computers?

5 years ago.

Stormlizard ^club has replied to Janet Brien ^club

I frequently compose long articles in MS Word, I write the title, set Language set Spelling and Gramar and save as 'titl'.doc Word asks if it should continue to chec, I press yes or OK make it auto save exists in Word. When done I copy and past into 'Articles on Ipernity..

5 years ago.

Sami Serola (inactiv… ^club has replied to Janet Brien ^club

Or like that, of course =)

5 years ago.

Sami Serola (inactiv… ^club has replied to Stormlizard ^club

Yes, that is way better! I am just way too lazy to do that myself =D

5 years ago.

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