| 38 | | In addition to making sure your site has valid syntax, you might also want to consider making sure that it uses unicode (the most popular form of unicode is UTF-8). This choice of character set encoding (or "charset") is crucial for sites that contain (or may one day contain) characters from outside the standard alphabet used in your native language. If you're not sure which character set your site uses, the [http://validator.w3.org W3c's validator] will also report the charset your site defaults to. You can [http://www.w3.org/International/O-HTTP-charset.en.php read up on declaring a new |
| 39 | | charset] if you're interested in making this change. |
| | 38 | In addition to making sure your site has valid syntax, you might also want to consider making sure that it uses unicode (the most popular form of unicode is UTF-8). This choice of character set encoding (or "charset") is crucial for sites that contain (or may one day contain) characters from outside the standard alphabet used in your native language. If you're not sure which character set your site uses, the [http://validator.w3.org W3c's validator] will also report the charset your site defaults to. You can [http://www.w3.org/International/O-HTTP-charset.en.php read up on declaring a new charset] if you're interested in making this change. |
