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Hi there! I'm using this library with {
"example": "lorem ipsum ispum"
} and the tsx file where it is used: /* Imports */
export default function ExamplePage() {
const t = useTranslations();
return <h1>{t("example")}</h1>
} It seems that it's always escaped, and the character is considered as a string. This is rendered as follows on the web page: lorem ipsum ispum
<!-- Instead of -->
lorem ipsum ispum To fix the problem, I tried to do it with either I already search in the issues and the discussions, but I couldn't find anything related to it. What am I doing wrong and would there be a way to achieve that? |
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You can solve this by using the actual character instead of the HTML entity. In case of a Hope this helps! |
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You can solve this by using the actual character instead of the HTML entity. In case of a
(you can copy-paste this). Wikipedia typically has samples where these special characters can be copied from (e.g. Non-breaking space).
, this isHope this helps!