Thread Starter
JJF4U
(@jjf4u)
HAHAHAHA I finally resolved it!
Nothing mattered with charset, utf-8, mysql and so on…!
I tried to remove one section after another in my child-theme style.css to find the part containing an error; it was the part concerning body{font-family}, which was trying to use
“Helvetica Neue”, Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif
without font-face spec.
I deleted the “Helvetica Neue” value, it works now perfectly.
YEAH
Thread Starter
JJF4U
(@jjf4u)
Ok, I update my posts ’cause I found what it seems to be the cause of troubles.
I deleted what I customized in my child-theme style.css, and whow I don’t understand why, using back the whole parent-theme style.css there is no more character problem in front-end (but there still remains errors with special characters in back-end).
It should be some error in my customized CSS… I’ll check it out, even if I don’t understand why it’s causing such problems with html characters.
See ya,