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The appearance of symbols like "вђ" in your website's text can be attributed to character encoding issues. Character encoding is the process of mapping characters to their respective binary representations. If the encoding is incorrect or doesn't match the expected encoding, you can see garbled characters or symbols like "вђ" instead of the intended text.

Kindly specify your previous actions and where the symbol appears exactly.
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Ahmad.
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Hi,

Thanks for reaching out to us

The appearance of symbols like "вђ" in your website's text can be attributed to character encoding issues. Character encoding is the process of mapping characters to their respective binary representations. If the encoding is incorrect or doesn't match the expected encoding, you can see garbled characters or symbols like "вђ" instead of the intended text.

Kindly specify your previous actions and where the symbol appears exactly.
...................................................
Sincerely,
Ahmad.
Nicepage Support Team

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The symbols appear only in mobile version (in desktop version everything is good) usually in headers. What I need to do to fix it?
Kind regards
Deny

Hello Deny,

Here are some steps to diagnose and potentially fix this issue:

1. Check Character Encoding
   Ensure that the character encoding of your web page matches the encoding used for the text. The most common character encoding for web pages is UTF-8, which supports various characters from different languages. You can specify the encoding in your HTML document using a tag in the section:

<meta charset="UTF-8">

Make sure this tag is present in the HTML document's section. Check your website. Otherwise, you can add it.

1. Check Data Source
   If the text is coming from an external source, ensure the data in the source is correctly encoded. If the data source uses a different encoding, it can lead to character display issues.

2. Text Editor Encoding
   When editing your website's content, use a text editor that supports the UTF-8 encoding. Saving your content in UTF-8 format helps ensure that special characters are correctly stored.

3. Server Configuration
   Check your web server's configuration to ensure that it's not interfering with character encoding. Sometimes, server configurations or server-side scripts can alter the encoding of web pages.

4. Browser Interpretation
   Sometimes, the issue might be with how your web browser interprets the character encoding. Try viewing your website in different browsers to see if the issue persists.

5. Text Content
   Ensure that the text content you add to your website is correctly encoded. If you're copying and pasting text from other sources, it's possible that the source text is encoded differently.

6. HTML Entities
   For special characters or symbols, consider using HTML entities instead of direct character input. For example, use € for the Euro symbol (€) and — for an em dash (—). This can help ensure that characters are displayed correctly across different encodings.

By following these steps, you should be able to identify and resolve the character encoding issue causing symbols like "вђ" to appear in your website's text.
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Ahmad.
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