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Font-Problem or UTF-8-Problem

jesanet
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jesanet posted this 22 July 2020
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Hi there,

i have a problem with fonts on my website. Every time when I create a side and upload it on my webspace, the font looks different to the desktop-app-preview. The "Umlaute" wasn't ok. Inside the app, the fonts are on LATIN EXT and also the HTML-Files have the right UTF-8 charset inside the HTML-header. Do you have some suggestions for me!? I've tried different fonts and settings, but nothing work correctly.

Thanks in advance.
Jense

Hi there, i have a problem with fonts on my website. Every time when I create a side and upload it on my webspace, the font looks different to the desktop-app-preview. The "Umlaute" wasn't ok. Inside the app, the fonts are on LATIN EXT and also the HTML-Files have the right UTF-8 charset inside the HTML-header. Do you have some suggestions for me!? I've tried different fonts and settings, but nothing work correctly. Thanks in advance. Jense
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Ch3vr0n
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Ch3vr0n posted this 22 July 2020

Glad i could help

Glad i could help
jesanet
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jesanet posted this 22 July 2020

thank you very much for the fast reply. I have set it like you say an it work! There ist a section on my host-website, where I can make a few settings.

Thank you very much and best regards.

thank you very much for the fast reply. I have set it like you say an it work! There ist a section on my host-website, where I can make a few settings. Thank you very much and best regards.
Ch3vr0n
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Ch3vr0n posted this 22 July 2020

that is most likely server problem. While you may specify a charset on design, the server still needs to be setup properly. Contact your host and tell them to set the database. Specifically these:

MySQLi Characterset, Default Character Set and Database collation. The first 2 should be set to utf8, the 3rd to utf8_general_ci
your second one (default character set) is most likely set to latin1

that is most likely server problem. While you may specify a charset on design, the server still needs to be setup properly. Contact your host and tell them to set the database. Specifically these: MySQLi Characterset, Default Character Set and Database collation. The first 2 should be set to utf8, the 3rd to utf8_general_ci your second one (default character set) is most likely set to latin1
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