Hello, I''m having some tricky bits with textilize() support. When I textilize my text, it''s saving out a text file with nice characters like the typographer-friendly curly quotes. But when those are shown in a browser, they come up as really weird characters (very weird, in all browsers). I can''t figure out why RedCloth by default doesn''t just create HTML character entities for these... but since it doesn''t, can anyone suggest a fix for this? Thanks, Raymond -- Raymond Brigleb, Creative Director Needmore Designs -- The beautiful, usable web. Website http://needmoredesigns.com/ Email ray-THGPwszTed5CpjqP0VxSwUEOCMrvLtNR@public.gmane.org
Raymond Brigleb wrote:> I''m having some tricky bits with textilize() support. When I > textilize my text, it''s saving out a text file with nice characters > like the typographer-friendly curly quotes. But when those are shown > in a browser, they come up as really weird characters (very weird, in > all browsers). I can''t figure out why RedCloth by default doesn''t > just create HTML character entities for these... but since it > doesn''t, can anyone suggest a fix for this?I had something similar recently. Try setting the charset of your HTML documents to utf-8. Adding one line to the top of your default layout file will possibly fix everything. ...j