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Tag search is a bit weird when the tag is multi-word

tilkau

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eg : https://forum.questionablequesting.com/tags/bi-disaster-protagonist/
  • The actual filtering for threads appears correct: all the threads returned do, in fact, feature the requested tag.
  • The highlighting is strange. The tag 'bi disaster protagonist' is fully bolded. But then, 'protagonist' is independently bolded within the tags 'female protagonist', 'succubus protagonist', 'male protagonist'. It seems that the bolding may be being applied on the basis of matching individual words, rather than the entire tag. Looking at the page with Inspector confirms this -- each word has <em> individually applied, so for example instances of the tag 'bi disaster protagonist' contain 3 <em></em> clauses.
  • Applying this 'full text search' style matching makes sense for post contents, but not for tags, IMO
While investigating this I also found one other oddity:
'bi' is included in the list of tags offered as you type in the Tags Search bar, but if you select 'bi' and hit Search, it gives an error: 'the following tags could not be found : bi'.
Something is confused. The other items offered after typing 'bi' appear to all be recognized as valid tags, so I wonder if this is about the shortness of the tag.
 

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