- From: Gunnar Bittersmann <gunnar@bittersmann.de>
- Date: Mon, 10 Mar 2014 15:25:50 +0100
- To: www-international@w3.org
»» It is not enough to simply put @charset="utf-8" at the top of the page «« A stylesheet is not a page. Use ‘CSS file’ or ‘stylesheet’: It is not enough to simply put <code class="">@charset="utf-8"</code> at the top of the page CSS file »» The CSS3 Syntax specification «« Mark up as title: The <cite>CSS3 Syntax</cite> specification »» <h3><a style="" id="atcharset" name="atcharset" href="#atcharset">Using @charset</a></h3> «« »» <h3><a style="" id="http" name="http" href="#http">Using HTTP</a></h3> «« Remove style attribute. »» any other<code class="kw" translate="no"></code> declaration «« Remove empty code element. »» So for the time being you should rely on the <code class="kw" translate="no">@charset</code> or HTTP header declarations instead. This has the additional advantage that it helps people looking at the source code to ascertain what the encoding of the page is. «« This refers to @charset, but not to the HTTP header. It might read like this: The former has the additional advantage … Cheers, Gunnar
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