At 06:51 01/06/28 -0400, Rainer Ziener wrote: >Hallo, > >I am very interested to make all pages in correct HTML. Therefore I >use your validator. >My question concerns German Umlauts and other specicial characters. >For the normal ampersand the validator gives an error and I have to >write >& or &. You have to do that because otherwise it's difficult to distinguish a 'real' ampersand from an ampersand that starts something like & or &. >But if I write German Umlauts or so, the I donエt get >any error from the validator. Why should you? An umlaut is not a special character. >But some browsers display wrongly such >characters. Either your page has a problem (e.g. missing "charset" parameter, or it's a browser problem. Can you tell us your page address, and which browser gives the problem? Regards, Martin.Received on Saturday, 30 June 2001 03:27:54 GMT
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