Re: [NTLK] nBlog and roman encoding

Andreas,

The way I get around that with nBlog is to convert accented characters
to their HTML entities. For instance, an e w/ accent grave would be &
+ egrave;, like so: è

Likewise for e w/ acute: & + eacute;, like so: é

Works for umlauts, circumflex, etc., you just need to know the HTML
entity. Since nBlog is vomiting out text that will be rendered by a
browser, it works quite well for a workaround.

(This also works well for correct typographical marks, like
“curly quotes” and them’s nice apostrophes—em
dashes— etc.

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