Hiya there, I would be so grateful if anyone could help me with this.
I am designing a website in English and Greek. When I do ‘preview’ all is OK. However, when I view from Firefox or Safari, once I have uploaded, the Greek HTML text is all ‘hieroglyphics’ - though the Greek text that I have typed as a ‘graphic item’ is fine.
Contact your webhost and let them know you need to be able to display
Greek characters on your site. It sounds like they need to make a
change to your setup to make this possible particularly if it is
working on your machine but not when you upload.
I hope this helps.
Joe
On 22 Dec 2008, at 19:28, Sharon Huyshe wrote:
Hiya there, I would be so grateful if anyone could help me with this.
I am designing a website in English and Greek. When I do ‘preview’
all is OK. However, when I view from Firefox or Safari, once I have
uploaded, the Greek HTML text is all ‘hieroglyphics’ - though the
Greek text that I have typed as a ‘graphic item’ is fine.
Check to see which character encoding your page is set to use. If it’s set to Automatic, try changing it explicitly to UTF-8. That should get things to work for you.
Thank you so much for your incredibly quick reply.
What a good idea - I shall do just that. With any luck, it might be
something that they can sort out!!
Happy Christmas and all that…
Contact your webhost and let them know you need to be able to display
Greek characters on your site. It sounds like they need to make a
change to your setup to make this possible particularly if it is
working on your machine but not when you upload.
I hope this helps.
Joe
On 22 Dec 2008, at 19:28, Sharon Huyshe wrote:
Hiya there, I would be so grateful if anyone could help me with this.
I am designing a website in English and Greek. When I do ‘preview’
all is OK. However, when I view from Firefox or Safari, once I have
uploaded, the Greek HTML text is all ‘hieroglyphics’ - though the
Greek text that I have typed as a ‘graphic item’ is fine.
Thank you so much for your incredibly fast reply!!
I shall have a go at this right away. Happy Christmas and all that.
All the best,
Sharon
Check to see which character encoding your page is set to use. If it’s set to
Automatic, try changing it explicitly to UTF-8. That should get things to work
for you.
Check to see which character encoding your page is set to use. If it’s set to
Automatic, try changing it explicitly to UTF-8. That should get things to work
for you.