M mac-er macrumors 65816 Original poster Oct 20, 2005 #1 What's this thing between the "o" and "d"? (see attachment) I know it's supposed to be an apostrophe, but why does the thing show up instead? Attachments what.jpg 14.4 KB · Views: 316
What's this thing between the "o" and "d"? (see attachment) I know it's supposed to be an apostrophe, but why does the thing show up instead?
emw macrumors G4 Oct 20, 2005 #2 What are you using to view the site? That's quite the interesting layout... It doesn't look anything like what I see using Firefox or Safari.
What are you using to view the site? That's quite the interesting layout... It doesn't look anything like what I see using Firefox or Safari.
plinden macrumors 601 Oct 20, 2005 #3 mac-er said: What's this thing between the "o" and "d"? (see attachment) I know it's supposed to be an apostrophe, but why does the thing show up instead? Click to expand... What browser are you using, and in what encoding? I'm using Firefox and see this apostrophe correctly if I set the encoding to IS0-8859-1, but get the diamond if I set the encoding to UTF-8.
mac-er said: What's this thing between the "o" and "d"? (see attachment) I know it's supposed to be an apostrophe, but why does the thing show up instead? Click to expand... What browser are you using, and in what encoding? I'm using Firefox and see this apostrophe correctly if I set the encoding to IS0-8859-1, but get the diamond if I set the encoding to UTF-8.
Mitthrawnuruodo Moderator emeritus Oct 20, 2005 #5 mac-er said: Safari...and I have no idea what encoding. Click to expand... Look in View menu -> Text encoding. And set the default in Safari Preferences -> Appearance -> Default encoding.
mac-er said: Safari...and I have no idea what encoding. Click to expand... Look in View menu -> Text encoding. And set the default in Safari Preferences -> Appearance -> Default encoding.
plinden macrumors 601 Oct 20, 2005 #8 mac-er said: It's Western (ISO Latin 1) Click to expand... Odd then, since that's the same as ISO-8859-1, which displays it ok in Firefox - albeit on a Windows PC.
mac-er said: It's Western (ISO Latin 1) Click to expand... Odd then, since that's the same as ISO-8859-1, which displays it ok in Firefox - albeit on a Windows PC.
ipacmm macrumors 65816 Oct 20, 2005 #9 I thinks its when you put ' , ? or other marks in the topic..it seems it doesn't like it.
arn macrumors god Staff member Oct 20, 2005 #10 it's an browser/page encoding issue that someone brought up before. I think I fixed it. arn