Just published my first site (excited) and the text appears in Greek on the Crome and IE 6/7 browsers. OK in FireFox, Safari and earlier versions of IE.
Can’t find any info on the problem so I tried a glass of wine.
Any suggestions out there?
Thank you sooo much.
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Do you have a link to the site?
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On 24 Jun 2012, at 03:47, “mslinnea” email@hidden wrote:
Just published my first site (excited) and the text appears in Greek on the Crome and IE 6/7 browsers. OK in FireFox, Safari and earlier versions of IE.
Can’t find any info on the problem so I tried a glass of wine.
Any suggestions out there?
Thank you sooo much.
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Try setting the Page/Site encoding to Unicode 5.1 UTF-8 It will probably be set on Automatic.
You can find this in the Page Inspector, 3rd Tab (with nothing selected on the page) down near the bottom above the Target selector.
Try one page and upload to test before doing them all. Setting this on the Master will change all child pages based on that master.
But if that doesn’t do it then please post a link to your site.
David
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