just created a heading with a pound sign in and get this when published
PRICE £10
Ah thanks for this, it is indeed a bug when exported. We’ll get it fixed in a future beta.
probably to do with same problem but I wanted to put sizes down of t shirts
if I type the number say 36’’ and use the apostrophe twice I get this
38’’ 40’’ 42’’ 46’’ 48’’
but if I use shift and double apostrophe all is ok
weird also how the 48’’ is ok all the time !!!
ref the £ symbol the $ sign works ok just seems to be the £ sign
I think that the charset encoding (UTF, Latin, …) is missing in the templates.
If you add <meta charset="utf-8"> in page settings (in headers) or in the template’s <head>, the problem is solved.
For me, it works with french accented characters or €.
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ummm the whole point of rapid weaver for me is not mucking about with code…if there is too much code writing I will be off and back to classic
Hi @Godber, we’ll get this fixed in a future beta release, but for now @annebourdon is suggesting an easy fix you can implement yourself, and thankfully it’s very doable.
Paste the following line of code into the “Template” area, as shown in the screenshot:
<meta charset="utf-8">
That’s all you need to do, you should now see the correct characters when exporting your site.
Good luck, and I hope that helps!