Specifying UTF-8 character encoding on your WhyPark site
Specifying UTF-8 character encoding on your WhyPark site
This is a more advanced tutorial for people who use Europeans or Asian character sets. If you don't know what this means, don't worry. If you do know what this means, read on!
You just have to understand the user interface and what each of the fields does to accomplish this. As you probably know, you can set the content type and encoding in a meta tag like this:
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8"/>
But you can't put a meta tag in your template layout since that is only for stuff that goes between the body tags. So what to do? Well, there's a spot for the google sitemap verification meta tag when you first add (or later edit) your domain. There's no real character limit on what you can put in that field so you can put both metatags in there. And viola! Now you have a site that specifies UTF-8 as the character set and does not break standards by placing meta tags in funny places.
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