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Ayanga and Lin Shao - Phantom of the Opera China

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Gong Jun for Fashion COSMO 11/2022.

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Gong Jun for Fashion COSMO 11/2022.

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ao3commentoftheday

I write my fics out in Google Docs and then paste the text into Ao3 when I'm ready to post it. Does anyone else have the problem of pasting with italics? If there's a word in italics next to punctuation, Ao3 will add in a space for some reason and it's kind of infuriating.

One of the AO3 translation volunteers (Min) created a Google Docs script to handle issues when copying from a doc into AO3. It’s really easy to use

create a copy of this google doc. It contains the script that will do all of the HTML formatting for you.

Delete all of the text from the document.

Write or paste your fic/chapter into the document.

Go up to the top menu and click the new menu option Post to AO3, then choose Prepare for posting into the HTML editor

Note: because this is an apps script, you’ll need to give it permission to run the first time.

The script will automatically mark up your document with the required HTML that you can then paste into the AO3 composition window. \o/

To revert your text back to normal, just go back up to that menu and choose Remove HTML. It will look like regular text again.

Once you have the doc, you can make a new copy of it for each new fic you write and that way you’ll always have that script available when you need it :)

For other cool stuff, read this post from @ao3org - which is where I found this script in the first place ❤

beatrice-otter

Also, if you use Word instead of Google Docs, here’s a tutorial for an easy way to get the HTML inserted.

naryrising

The easiest way to fix this specific issue, however, is to include your punctuation in the italics. So rather than doing <i>Hello</i>, you do it like <i>Hello,</i> and don’t get an extra space.

This solves the space issue without needing a script (although the script is very cool, this problem is entirely fixable without it!)