Christopher Anderton

Hmm. Ok. So how do i use this? I completly n00b on this..

Tried Firefox .8-.9
Opera 7.5, IE etc… I cannot depend on users switch encoding in their browser… Ahhhhh…..

I was wrong. The menus still gets garbled text on the main page.
HOW do i use this without getting garbled text? Could it be that hard?

Ok. It works with posts written in ISO-8859-1 and MarkDown enabled. But the admin pages looks like crap…

Ok. How do i install this, once for all?
Write in ISO-8859-1.
So?

Ok. My ?…???– gets garbeled as well. Something is really wrong.
When i change to UTF-8 in the browser. Everything is ok. Except my posts that gets garbeled. Only the translated stuff looks ok with ?…???–.

1. You did change to ISO-8859-1 in WP Reading Options?
2. Textile 1.x-2 does not work yet with nordic languages. (but Markdowns seems to work ok)

Any news on a bugfix for this one?
Markdown is pretty nice, but i get used to Textile.. ??

For dealing with IE’e lousy PNG support. This one is the soulution:
https://homepage.ntlworld.com/bobosola/

I use mostly of my time Mac OS X (Panther) and Firefox 0.8 (soon 0.9). But also XP and Mandrake Linux PPC.
When i check my designs i always do this in this way.
1. Firefox (my main browser)
2. Safari
3. Opera 7.5 Mac (that i think renders things almost the same way as IE 6 most of the time)
4. IE 5.5 Windows
5. IE 6 Windows
6. Konquerer (now i don’t need Linux for it or Xwin, when KDE Konquerer runs natively without the KDE WM in Mac OS X. There are diffs between Konqurer and Safari, despite both uses KHTML)
I found out that with valid (or somewhat) XHTML/CSS pagedesign are *LOT’S* easier to debug than before.
And oh.. When testing designs, and don’t have access to a PC.
This site is god send: https://www.danvine.com/iecapture/
or for PC users: https://www.danvine.com/icapture/
Be sure to send the author a friendly line, as he keeps it up for free.

Actually.
“Comment” in swedish is “Kommentar”, and not “Komment”.