Something weird is going on with my front page. I can post hangeul (in Korean, that is), and it looks messed up on the front page, but fine on the archive page for the individual post. I apologize for how things look on my front page. I’ll try figure it out this week, which will be a hell of a job as the language and charset settings are the same for both pages… but I’ll figure it out, I will.
And in case you don’t believe me, have a look at this:
내가 미국인 아니지!
should read, “naega migugin aniji!” in Hangeul. And if you look at the archive page, it’ll read exactly that.
Waaaaaaaaah.
Looks right to me.
Looks good from here too.
For some reason when I change my encoding to Korean in my CMS interface and post, it comes out funny, but when I just post without setting the language settings, it’s okay. Which is weird because it used to be the other way around. Argh!
But thanks! I didn’t know you guys were readers, and it’s flattering. Er… later!
hi gord,
check your doctype and language definition in the actual code of the pages.
instead of :
(main page)
you might want an xml:lang definition instead (using xhtml in doctype) and have that in all your pages. you can probably change it in the templates.
Thanks Rob, I’ll check on that!