Special Characters: Ligatures. . .
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I have the fi coded in the theme header and it works great. However, if I add it via c5 content block (using straight HTML input, of course), c5 changes the special character to a question mark as in fin vs. ?n.
Is this my DB encoding? It's utf8_general_ci.
Any ideas out there on this one?
FYI, if you're wondering how I got the HTML special character's code for Georgia, it's a cinch, if you use Font Explorer X 1.2.3 (Free) for font management, or any font manager probably. In FEX, you can find the font, double click the version you need the characters for, and the character set pops up. Select the character you're looking for w/ a double click, and an inspection bar pops out w/ extended info for the character. On of lines is "HTML Code". Hope someone finds that useful.
Thoughts anyone?
Hopefully someone will be able to direct us in the right direction.
Anyone out there more familiar w/ c5's handling of special characters or tinymce's handling of them?
http://24ways.org/2011/unicode-range...
I set it to unicode UTF-8, and for me I was then able to put in Arabic script,
This was after making sure my document types where all using utf-8
Ill try them here, брат (Thanks tohttp://kanjidict.stc.cx/recode.php)...
HTML code is брат
But I still get the ???? When used in the content block
Did you ever resolve this?