Glossary Term singular plural option
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Great Hamster
Often a glossary term is used in both singular and plural in texts. However, I do not want to create multiple glossary terms but rather combine them all into one.
For example: if I create "API" as glossary term and then use "There are multiple APIs..." in my posts, I have to create "APIs" as seperate term with the same description as used for "API".
It would be great to have multiple terms for "one term" - maye separated with semicolons.
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Institutional Magpie
The more flexible solution for this is to be allowed to freely set text in the article that links to a dictionary entry, see https://feedback.document360.com/feature-request/p/customize-glossary-text
Especially in languages that have more grammatical cases (e.g. nominative, accusative, genitive and dative in singular and plural = up to 8 separate word forms!) as English, otherwise each case would have to be entered individually, which is inefficient.
Document360 should still recognize the inflected word forms in the text and suggest them as a dictionary link.
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Expected Condor
The same should go for capitalization. For a term like "Glossary," I might use it in the beginning or in the middle of a sentence. So I shouldn't need to create two terms (Glossary and glossary) depending on when the term is capitalized.