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Start your free trialHeather Hargreaves
1,476 PointsIs anyone else having trouble setting the character set type for the HTML challenge task?
I keep adding
<head> <meta charset = "utf-8"> </head>
but my code seems to not check through.
Heather Hargreaves
1,476 PointsHi Clayton,
I did write my code in the comment, I realize now that it won't show unless I have a screenshot of it. Could you tell me how to share code in a comment?
2 Answers
Juan Perez
Courses Plus Student 8,944 PointsYou should have The charset inside the <head>
tags like this
<head>
<meta charset="UTF-8">
</head>
hope this was of help.
Cheers!
Heather Hargreaves
1,476 PointsThanks so much Juan! That worked for me. I think I had spaces around the equal sign, I didn't realize that the code had to be exact.
Clayton Malarkey
12,109 PointsClayton Malarkey
12,109 Pointspost your code then maybe i can see where the problem is