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How does Unifier handle charset Meta tag in HTML files?
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| · | This option is effective for converting to UTF-8 encoding only
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| · | The file extension of the source file must be one of the following – htm, html, shtml, asp, php, php3 and phtml. Otherwise, Unifier just converts the file to Unicode without making any change to the content.
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| · | Unifier do not make any change to server-side script block. i.e. The content inside <% %> or <? ?> block would not be changed.
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| · | Similarly, the content within client-side script would not be changed. i.e. The content inside <script> </script> tag
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| · | The HTML comment block would not be changed. Thus, Unifier should not break SSI HTML files
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| · | Any original charset meta is remarked out using html comment tag i.e. <!-- -->
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| · | The following tag will be added when <head> block is found.
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| <!-- * Begin * Added by Unifier -->
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| <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8">
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| <!-- * End * Added by Unifier -->
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Note:
You may override which file extensions are treated as HTML by Unifier from File | Preferences command. Please read Preferences section for details. |