Pages with this error are automatically placed in Category:CS1 errors: invisible characters (182 pages). Resolve the problem by moving the extraneous text outside of the citation template, or by removing the extraneous text or template markup, as appropriate. Strip marker errors can also be caused by unsupported additional text or templates in parameter values-for example, in |title=. Space characters between the assignment operator (the '=' sign) and the parameter value are not counted when calculating the position. It Seems Like Space But Actually, It Is A Unicode. Invisible character, As The Name Suggests, Is A Kind Of Empty Blank Space. The error message identifies the strip marker's position in the parameter value counted from the left. Description from store this extension help you to copy and paste invisible character, invisible letter with ease. To resolve strip marker errors, remove or replace the identified tag. The module ignores math and nowiki strip markers. The strip markers are replaced with content before the final page rendering. Strip markers are special sequences of characters that MediaWiki inserts as a place-holder for certain xml-like tags. If you copy-paste a string to the "Characters" field at and click "View in UniView" then the position and name of all characters is shown. If you move through the citation with the arrow keys then the cursor may stand still once at an invisible character, which can be removed with Delete or ← Backspace. Space characters between the assignment operator (the '=' sign) and the parameter value are not counted. See MOS:NBSP for guidance on insertion of intentional non-breaking spaces.īecause these characters are mostly invisible, the error message identifies the character's position in the parameter value counted from the left. Most intentional white-space characters should be replaced with a normal space character (i.e. To resolve invisible-character errors, remove or replace the identified character. Module:Citation/CS1 detects parameter values that contain any of these characters: This error is reported for citations with parameter values that contain invisible or non-printable characters known as control characters the error includes the position at which the character can be found.