Hello,
So far I have used dreamweaver, recently the pinegrow editor. Now I have umlauts in my html pages (for example, Ä, Ü, etc.), which are displayed incorrectly after input. Do I have to pay attention? In Dreamweaver, I could type the umlauts, and they were written correctly in the source code.
Kind regards from Germany
Hello @florian, could you give some example code where it does not work? and explain what is incorrect with the display?
Hello Ian,
I will post the Code in a few days.
I‘m in Holiday 
Thank you for help.
Kind regards
Florian
Hi @florian I’ve tried it on my set up and it works fine (screenshots attached in PG and browser). Have you checked the encoding of the pages (utf-8 seems to work fine)
Perhaps time to join this discussion:
Let me say it that way: As long as you set the correct charset (as @Rob already mentioned) and as long as you type the words natively within PG - there should be no issue at all.
I made a pretty strange experience though which is NOT exclusively PG when it comes to “copying text from files”. There I had problems with the Umlaut “Ü”. As a safety-precaution, I always try to remember “the paste without formatting” key-combination which is Shift + Alt + CMD + v on a Mac. The interesting part is, that my copywriter is as well on Mac as me - and I never found any explanation for it.
Because of this, I preferably paste text within the TAG of the Element Code (rather direct into the workspace).
Cheers
Thomas
Hello Everybody,
I changed the line in the beginning of the html code to: “”. Now it works very fine. I switched a few days from dreamweaver to pinegrow. A very good choice.
Thank you everybody.
The html file was created by me in 2003 
Kind regards
Florian