Sorry I missed the original question, so if this is off base I apologize. The style
parameter for capitalization is text-transform. Here is the snippet from the help
files.
Syntax
{ text-transform: capitalize | uppercase | lowercase | none}
Remarks
The values are defined as follows:
capitalize Transforms the first character of each word to uppercase.
uppercase Transforms all the characters to uppercase characters.
lowercase Transforms all the characters to lowercase characters.
This attribute is inherited.
---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: zac <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 26 Mar 2001 13:43:48 -0800
Patricia Lee wrote:
> Try downloading cf_capitalize from the tag gallery. Maybe that'll work for
> you.
It does work but there are two caveats
If you have any sort of specialised content with numerous acronyms (like
computer related content) then you need to add exclusions to the
capitalization rules. As well its a CF tag so it gets slower as you begin to
use the tag more and more. If you need to use it on a lot on content then
it might not be the best solution.
I used it on a site and we had to reduce the number of records being
displayed in order to get it to run at a decent rate
I'd be more than interested to see if there was a way to solve this using a
reg expression.
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