Why my theme can’t shows „Ü,Ä,Ö“ and the responsive design makes issues
Why my theme can’t shows „Ü,Ä,Ö“ and the responsive design makes issuesThat's not a nicepage issue. But a server / php / MySQL locale misconfiguration. It's probably set to "latin1" or something instead of "UTF8" or "UTF8_mb4"
That's not a nicepage issue. But a server / php / MySQL locale misconfiguration. It's probably set to "latin1" or something instead of "UTF8" or "UTF8_mb4"So I need to configure the server to UTF8 ?
So I need to configure the server to UTF8 ?This was from a previous post https://nicepage.com/questions/61809/language-question
This was from a previous post https://nicepage.com/questions/61809/language-questionyour link gives an answer to set to "latin extended" which does not account for example for letter Ü
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%9C
Ü is not present in the codepages listed under "computing codes".
I see you're using wordpress. You're not using "Akeeba Admin tools" by any chance are you? It has an option to force the database to UTF-8. Unfortunately the current "damage" is already done. I found that out the hard way myself (on joomla though) a while back. You'll need to go in and edit the articles manually.
When you've done that you'll need to check your server's mysql settings. Here's a link to an account of my problem.
https://forum.directadmin.com/threads/encoding-charset.59941/#post-307624
in post 4:
mysqli Character Set: utf8
default Character Set: latin1 Database
Collation: utf8_general_ci
the default characterset was the problem. That needed to be utf_8
your link gives an answer to set to "latin extended" which does not account for example for letter Ü https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%9C Ü is not present in the codepages listed under "computing codes". I see you're using wordpress. You're not using "Akeeba Admin tools" by any chance are you? It has an option to force the database to UTF-8. Unfortunately the current "damage" is already done. I found that out the hard way myself (on joomla though) a while back. You'll need to go in and edit the articles manually. When you've done that you'll need to check your server's mysql settings. Here's a link to an account of my problem. https://forum.directadmin.com/threads/encoding-charset.59941/#post-307624 in post 4: > mysqli Character Set: utf8 > default Character Set: latin1 Database > Collation: utf8_general_ci the default characterset was the problem. That needed to be utf_8
