If you have arrived here trying to find out why I am spamming you I apologise, it isn't me, it's someone using this domain without my permission. I'm afraid there isn't much I can do about that at the moment, but if I know anything more I'll post it here as soon as I can.
Just to reiterate, I am not sending you spam. It's some skanky ne'er-do-well who just used 'carisenda.com' as the sender's address on his latest spam run.
It appears Round 2 has begun, they send spam in stages too then...
«4 CommentsNovember 13, MMIII»
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More!? OK then, but I can't help feeling that this will be a disappointment to you.
I work as a web designer in Belfast, and I live by the sea in a shoe. You can see me here, doing my livejournal pose as idoru called it. If you need to you can email me at carisenda -at- gmail -dot- com.
Join the club. It has happened to a number of us during the last few months :(
While I have your attention, is there any chance that the alt text for the drop cap could be the actual letter rather than ‘___DROPCAPLETTER___’?
Alt text, yes. I can’t get that to work.
I have:
<MTDropCap>
<MTDropCapFormat>
<img
class=”dropcap” src=”aimg/dropcap_<$MTDropCapLetter$>.gif”
alt=”<$MTDropCapLetter$>” />
</MTDropCapFormat>
<$MTEntryBody$>
</MTDropCap>
So unless I’m doing something stupid (not unlikely), the second use of $MTDropCapLetter$ doesn’t actually work properly.
Am I doing something stupid?
Change the line saying
$text =~ s/___DROPCAPLETTER___/$letter/;
to say
$text =~ s/___DROPCAPLETTER___/$letter/g;
in DropCap.pl and that should fix the problem.
Basically the code currently only change the first occurance of the drop cap, so the new code makes it change them all.
Thanks. Worked a treat. All hail Steve.