Mark Van Crombrugge writes: > I am hosting a few websites on my server for people learning to develop > websites: the ones in English are fine but the ones in French display the > French accentuated characters as Chinese... > The HTTP document contains <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" > content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"> in the header. > When I select "View - Encoding - Western European" instead of the default > "UTF-8" in Internet Explorer the characters are correct. > > Someone has mentioned that I need to adapt the configuration of Apache: does > anyone have an idea what I need to add/change? All characters above the first 127 should be encoded as HTML entities if you want to be absolutely sure that they always display correctly.
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