The pages made by others can use utf-8 to display Chinese characters
In the
In addition, encoding is required Unification, files, meta, headers, databases and methods of connecting to the database must be unified in coding.
The method on the first floor is ok, this method is also ok, the html5 method, it conforms to the verification,,,, and then there is The encoding should be unified
The encoding should be unified
Try adding this before the
Add this test before the
Then there is the issue of editor settings. What editor do you use?
It doesn’t work when using vim, just switch to notepad.
Is there a setting problem?
I have never used vim..
Then there is the issue of editor settings. What editor do you use?
It doesn’t work when using vim, just switch to notepad.
Is there a setting problem?
Never used it
It doesn’t work when using vim, just switch to notepad.
Is there a setting problem?
Notepad is used in a Windows environment and already supports Chinese; but vim is under Linux. Maybe there is no Chinese language pack on Linux, or it may be a problem with the language setting of Linux.
It doesn’t work when using vim, just switch to notepad.
Is there a setting problem?
Notepad is used in a Windows environment and already supports Chinese; but vim is under Linux. Maybe there is no Chinese language pack on Linux, or it may be a problem with the language setting of Linux.
Using vim does not work under Linux or Windows
The language settings of the editor, the language settings of html, and the language settings of the background database. . .
Using vim does not work under Linux or Windows
Vim is an editor under Linux. How come it is under Windows? It should be Linux connected through a Shell client under Windows. The problem is still On Linux. Under Windows, it is enough to edit through notepad without garbled characters. If it is not the situation I mentioned, please attach a picture to take a look.
Vim does not work under both Linux and Windows
Vim is an editor under Linux. How come it is under Windows? It should be Linux connected through a Shell client under Windows. , the problem is still on Linux. Under Windows, it is enough to edit through notepad without garbled characters. If it is not the situation I mentioned, please attach a picture to take a look.
Windows has gvim, which is the same.
gvim should be under the F:cygwinbin directory. Is cygwin installed on your computer?
The encoding standard is utf-8
I've been in your situation before, it's very simple, just change charset=utf-8 before saving the page, or GBK, both will work, but I recommend you to use GBK!
The problem has been solved. It was an issue with the encoding settings of the editor. Thank you everyone