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Cannot be turned off for posts

Initial Letter · support · 2017-03-07T19:04:00+00:00

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First of all: thanks for this plugin, when one wants to use it for all posts it works fine for me in 4.7.3 so far. But: even though every post in the editor has the option to turn of the initial letter for that single post, once one hits “Update” the setting is reverted to “Yes” and the initial stays, where it was not supposed to. (I am still in a testing phase of the whole wordpress stuff, so my renewed blog is not online yet.) Would be nice if that could get fixed. Thanks 🙂 Lille Ulven A workaround for those who stumble upon the same thing: I defined this in my css-code: .invisible_initial{ margin-right: -50px; padding-right: -50px; border-right: -50px; font-size: 1px; display: none; } And whenever I need to turn off an initial I use this: <p class="invisible_initial"> </p> To create a space instead of the initial which I, by using the invisible_initial class turn into something that is not visible at all. This way the following letter, which would have been an initial letter, will be a regular letter instead.

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lilleulven 2017-04-08T19:58:00+00:00

A workaround for those who stumble upon the same thing: I defined this in my css-code: .invisible_initial{ margin-right: -50px; padding-right: -50px; border-right: -50px; font-size: 1px; display: none; } And whenever I need to turn off an initial I use this: <p class="invisible_initial"> </p> To create a space instead of the initial which I, by using the invisible_initial class turn into something that is not visible at all. This way the following letter, which would have been an initial letter, will be a regular letter instead.