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Incompatible special characters #427
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That almost looks like a foreign language :) The nanoc web site has a troubleshooting section dedicated to weird characters. Let me know if the troubleshooting section fixes your problem (it should, but you never know). To prevent this issue in the future, I think the default nanoc configuration should already come with the encoding filled in (i.e. |
PR for setting the default encoding to UTF-8 is #428. |
The tab in front of the By the way, the best place for support requests is the Google discussion group. GitHub issues is used to track bugs. |
I only answered here since you said I should let you know if the troubleshooting section fixes the issue and it did not. As I said, I played around with spaces and tabs and neiter worked. I deleted all white spaces in that line and added four spaces in front of it and one between the colon and the 'u' but it still shows this error at column 15 which actually would be the 'u', not the space in front of it if I'm not mistaken. If I don't find a fix, I'll move to the group and re-post it there. |
Can you copy-paste the contents of the config file on gist? |
Ahh, perhaps you have a tab character after the |
No, I checked that as well. Here you go: |
Looks like the blank line after |
Thanks, that worked and next time, I'll check anywhere around the indicated error. Now, the site shows as it should. :) |
Alright, good to hear. I’ll close the issue now, but feel free to let me know if you experience further problems. |
Hi!
I just found and installed nanoc to see what it could do for me. I followed the steps in the installation and tutorial pages to create the tutorial site. Unfortunately, the special characters generated are quite weird:
This is an excerpt of the generated index.html:
Change this pageÔÇÖs content by editing the ÔÇ£index.htmlÔÇØ file in the ÔÇ£contentÔÇØ directory. This is the actual page content, and therefore doesnÔÇÖt include the header, sidebar or style information (those are part of the layout).
and this is the output of nanoc -v:
nanoc 3.6.9 © 2007-2013 Denis Defreyne.
Running ruby 1.9.3 (2014-02-24) on i386-mingw32 with RubyGems 2.2.2.
I'm using windows 8.1 64 bit, German version.
I tried searching for special characters in the existing issues but didn't find anything matching my issue.
Any ideas on what's going wrong and how to fix it?
Thanks!
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