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    Quick coding question (for uncapped names)

    I'm looking for the code that capitalizes every word so it makes your Uncapped pet look like it has a capital letter.

    Looking for the code for User Lookups and if it is not the same then one for the Pet description page.

    Any help is appreciated! Having a hard time finding it through searching.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Azurill View Post
    I'm looking for the code that capitalizes every word so it makes your Uncapped pet look like it has a capital letter.

    Looking for the code for User Lookups and if it is not the same then one for the Pet description page.

    Any help is appreciated! Having a hard time finding it through searching.
    Try this! (you need an account to see links) :

    {
    text-transform: capitalize;
    }

    you won't need to use the particular class name, but it should do the trick. I don't know what exact class name you want to use though, maybe " .contentModuleContent .medText"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Corliss View Post
    Try this! (you need an account to see links) :

    {
    text-transform: capitalize;
    }

    you won't need to use the particular class name, but it should do the trick. I don't know what exact class name you want to use though, maybe " .contentModuleContent .medText"
    To simplify this, for a userlookup:
    #userneopets {text-transform: capitalize !important;}

    For your petlookup:

    b{text-transform: capitalize !important;}

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    Thank you both

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    Quote Originally Posted by Azurill View Post
    Thank you both
    You could thank them both like this, Azurill:



    And if you feel like they've been extra helpful, then you could even give them some +rep:


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