Hi team confluence, Right now, every word in my titles is automatically capitalized by confluence. For example, if I have a title as "Intall on Linux", confluence automatically sets this as "Install On Linux". This is incorrect capitalization. How can I fix this please? Thank you. -Ashan

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Title Capitalization

ashan

Hi team confluence,

Right now, every word in my titles is automatically capitalized by confluence. For example, if I have a <h3> title as "Intall on Linux", confluence automatically sets this as "Install On Linux". This is incorrect capitalization. How can I fix this please?

Thank you.

-Ashan

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MatthewC

what version of Confluence?

ashan

That would be 4.2.2

ashan

Any help on this guys?

Joe Clark

I don't think Confluence does this, it might be something in your browser that is automatically capitalizing as you type. What browser are you using, and do you have any browser add-ons or extensions installed? Have you tried this on a different browser and/or on a different computer and if so, do you get the same behaviour?

ashan

The reason why I think it is confluence doctheme styling is because <H2> titles are all capitalized. <H3> titles capitalize the first letter of all words. It appears correctly in <h4> and below.

I tested on IE 9 and firefox 19. Firefox has add-ons but I rarely even use IE. It happens in multiple machines too.

Joe Clark

Ah, I see. I was testing on the default theme, not the documentation theme. Maybe this is the difference? I'll test again now.

RianA

How do you replicate this issue? Did you specify the heading from Confluence Editor or is it from html macro?

Joe Clark

I just tested on Confluence 4.2.2, with the documentation theme enabled using IE9, and I'm not getting any kind of auto-capitalisation behaviour in Confluence. I'm not sure what your problem could be!

Do you have any custom JavaScript, CSS or theme/header/footer modifications in Confluence (added by an Administrator) that could be doing this?

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