I put charset meta tag in my HTML UTF-8 but still german text are not showing correct. Could you please check http://sandeepnir.com.np/personal.html and could you please tell me what is wrong.
Thank you in advance.
There’s no german text to show it correct, please give us a right page where you’ve tried to print it.
@MrJunior said:
There’s no german text to show it correct, please give us a right page where you’ve tried to print it.
I think that this:
Zugspitzstra?e 4
Is the German text @MrJunior
It should be:
Zugspitzstrae 4
Right @sandy5857 ?
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@sandy5857 said:
I put charset meta tag in my HTML UTF-8 but still german text are not showing correct. Could you please check http://sandeepnir.com.np/personal.html and could you please tell me what is wrong.
Thank you in advance.
Hi,
You may want to use this HTML code for ?
Here it is:
β
@ChrisPAR yeah, thanks for being attentive.
@sandy5857 maybe your personal.html file encoding isn’t UTF-8? If you’re using notepad++ you can easily check that and change encoding of a file, check this out first.
In the application (txt editor) where you are editing the text/website it should be that the current encoding is utf-8
on the background image there is a text “jon duckett” which is not a good way of presenting yourself
// is not a valid code for css comment http://sandeepnir.com.np/style/style.css
if you want to be a web developer I would recommend it to you
to use some font that is readable because that “grand hotel” …gosh, I could not even read the mail address or any other text
in short you entered ANSI char (probably win notepad)
in a document in which it’s specified that charset is utf-8
and therefore your browser can not display the correct char
you can open your page with monstaftp (client area>manage>go to file manager) and edit it (to ?) than save !