Sure this will be easy...

[benwalker82]

I know there's going to be something really obvious that I've missed here, but I'd like someone to point it out to me and make me feel really stoopid!

Have recently written a basic website for my father's business, my rusty html has taken a looooong time to debug, but all works now... with one exception.

Where I've used a £ in text it appears on the page as £ - what've I missed??!!

Forgot to say it's live at www.lyndhurst.eu.com

[michaelsviews]

Forgot to say it's live at www.lyndhurst.eu.com (http://www.lyndhurst.eu.com)

Well first off when clicking on the link of being interested in this property I get a URL not found.

Just a thought but if your HTML was rusty than why not just go and use iWeb?

[&Ingonyama]

Add:

<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />

In the head or..

Try encoding the pound sign like: &pound;

[mat4020]

Try using the ascii html character code.

& # 163 ;

(no spaces)

[angelwatt]

The £ showed up properly for me, but I also have my browser set to default to UTF-8. I didn't see any character set declarations in your HTML. See &Ingonyama's post for more details on that.

[benwalker82]

Thanks to all of you - think it's fixed now!

[a cat *miaow*]

You might want to get rid of the frame-based layout to at least get some search engine ranking.