Hello!
I still find it cumbersome working with national characters in Webuilder 2015.
For me its: æøåÆØÅ
I have auto-correct set up, but this requires much back and forth (empty spaces required)
And I have snippets set up. But this to is not very fluid workflow.
Best would be auto-correct that not needed spaces before or after,
optional between html-tags only (content)
Better national character support
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Better national character support
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Re: Better national charackter support
We also use national characters for web development work here but we never use entities. That's what UTF-8 was invented for. Why not just use UTF-8 everywhere?
Blumentals Software Programmer
Re: Better national character support
Yep, as Aivars suggested it's much better if you save everything as UTF-8. In your HTML files be sure to add the meta tag
just under the tag in your pages.
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Sorry for late reply!
Thanks!
But I've tried utf-8 and it doesn't work for my asp-include-page.
Thanks!
But I've tried utf-8 and it doesn't work for my asp-include-page.
www.g-sun.no/en/
Re: Better national character support
It should work regardless of whether it's asp or anything else, just make sure that all site is utf-8 (you can't mix utf-8 and local encodings) and that you have appropriate meta encoding set. If you use database or other imported data, that should be in utf-8, too. It might not be viable to convert the existing site to utf-8, depending on how big and complex it is, but for future projects you should really think about using utf-8, that will save a lot of headache.
Blumentals Software Programmer