Illegal CSS names generated from category names

[jfriend]

If a category or subcategory name has a "/" character in it, then Smugmug will include that character in the class name for the category or subcategory, except that is not a legal character in a CSS identifier. All illegal characters according to the CSS grammar need to be either removed or converted to an underline like you are doing with other illegal characters (like spaces).

[jfriend]

Bump. There are scripts that used to work fine, but now are broken and are awaiting an answer to this question.

[docwalker]

Hi John, thanks. I setup a category css using the / like your example mentioned and it did fail for me. I have reported it to the guys. Hopefully we can get it fixed soon. --Doc

[docwalker]

John, this should be fixed as of this release. Thanks for the report.