Posted 3 years ago #
Hello,
First of all, all post that I made that contain french character are displayed fine. The problem appear only when I have to change thing in the theme. Exemple I have in the footer :
WordPress th�me dessin� par: WordPress gratuit et Design Contest
I do not understand why I have those <?> instead of é.
I have put instead UTF-8 a new charset like ISO-8859-1 but it's not better.
What should I do?
Try using the html code for the accented characters. You can find a complete list here.
Use HTML entities to represent the accented letters. Specifically, to display "é", you can use é
Posted 3 years ago #
Thx guys, the problem is that I do not want to use those accented character everytime. I had 2 websites that was not using WordPress and I was able to simply write content in the Html without having to change every "é", "è" and "à" that are very often in french.
If WordPress have no other option, I will use your idea of accented letter with the html code but that would be a lot more practical if I could juste write directly.
Just make sure you save those edited files with utf-8 encoding - if that's your blog's encoding.
Even Notepad has such an option to define the character encoding of the edited/saved files.
99.99% of the similar complaints are due to user negligence in saving files.
Posted 3 years ago #
Thank you moshu you find it!
The theme was saved in ANSI! I do not think it's MY (user) negligence but more of the theme creator...
Well, thx all :)
Hmmm...
2 quotes:
The problem appear only when I have to change thing in the theme.
I do not think it's MY (user) negligence
Posted 3 years ago #
Yeah but I haven't create the file. The file type is set in the creation... it's ok dude, you are right if you want ;)
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