Red wavy underline

Good evening,
I believe my problem is not resolved
By adding the word to the dictionary, it only solves the specific word, not all words with an apostrophe, unless I repeat the same operation every time
I've only been encountering this problem recently; I never had red wavy underlines concerning words with apostrophes before.

Good evening,
the red underline indicates a mistake, it needs to be corrected by selecting it, right-clicking on it, and choosing the correct spelling or one of the other options, for example "add to dictionary" if this word doesn't exist.
Tomorrow is another day, let's live in the present moment.

Hello,

Indeed, I don't have that problem: "A l'avant" has no spelling mistake, whereas if I add a second v, it does.

In Tools / Options, Language settings, linguistics, I have all the modules (3) and dictionaries (4) selected.

In Tools / Languages / French Spelling Dictionaries, I have "Classique".

I encounter this issue with apostrophes on a webmail, but in OpenOffice, it's fine. In the webmail, it's less of a problem because I can rely on the Firefox spell checker :)

Unfortunately, removing the spell-checking operation does nothing
Maybe we don't have the same version

Hello,

Hmm... that's not yielding anything, that means... Is there still a wavy red underline under the text even with the spell check turned off?

Ah, but if that's the case, it means we need to understand where this underlining is coming from. And that's annoying because until now, this wavy red underline was considered characteristic of spell checking; you find it in all word processors, email software, browsers...

If it's a default formatting, we're going to need to uncover it quickly and try to find another one.

So let's be clear, Raymond was just suggesting breaking the thermometer. It was a kind of joke on his part. That didn't mean, of course, that this was enough to have a spell checker that doesn't trigger false alerts.

Okay, thank you very much
Sincerely

Otherwise, to replace the somewhat limited spell checker, there is a fantastic extension called Grammalecte:
https://grammalecte.net/

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