- Issue created by @gregghealy
- 🇮🇳India sorabh.v6 Indore
I think the proposed solution is logical but # is also hash for some. How do we differentiate and is there a list for such symbols?
Use case is for product titles that include some kind of measurement. Two examples being: 12" Widget, 2# Fresh Halibut Steak. SEO tells me we should spell the measurements out in URLs. ie: 12-inch-widget, 2-pound-fresh-halibut-steak. This no doubt has translation implications.
The current options for punctuation are Remove, Replace by Separator, No Action (leave as is).
A ui to enter custom string and replace patterns. ie: Add "Custom Replace" to the punctuation action drop down, add an entry to a Custom Replacement list on that page that includes a drop down to select the punctuation mark and a custom replacement field. Logic to use this custom replacement for punctuation that has "Custom Replace" selected and an entry in the custom replace section.
End result being the title '12" Widget' would get a URL of '12-inch-widget', '2# Fresh Halibut Steak' would get a URL of 2-pound-fresh-halibut-steak.
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I think the proposed solution is logical but # is also hash for some. How do we differentiate and is there a list for such symbols?