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Testing Auto-Concept Highlighting

This post tests the automatic highlighting of concept terms in blog post text.

What Should Be Highlighted

The following terms should be automatically highlighted when they appear in the text:

Engineering Concepts

Cognitive Science Concepts

Testing Different Contexts

In Paragraphs

When discussing engineering principles, geometric division becomes essential for understanding how complex structures are analyzed. Similarly, cognitive load distribution helps us understand how users process information in digital interfaces.

In Lists

In Code Context (Should NOT be highlighted)

// geometric division should not be highlighted here
function geometricDivision(value) {
  return value / 2;
}

// cognitive load distribution should not be highlighted here
const cognitiveLoadDistribution = calculateLoad();

Expected Behavior

  1. Automatic Detection: Terms should be automatically detected and highlighted
  2. Click Interaction: Clicking highlighted terms should show a modal with concept preview
  3. New Tab Option: The modal should have an icon to open the concept page in a new tab
  4. Code Exclusion: Terms in code blocks should NOT be highlighted
  5. Case Insensitive: Both “Geometric Division” and “geometric division” should work

Let’s see if this auto-highlighting feature works correctly!


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