Reason more that Coffeecup have really big bug in country coding.
I bought new computer, installed new windows, last version of Coffecup, but it still can not accept central European characters at all.


Andres

I see no characters in your website. I see just text.

Are you entering the characters as per the HTML requirement? You can find a list of all characters here http://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_entities.asp

*Please note that the reference above is several pages long and you need to click the "Next Reference" link if your characters are not on the first page.

Hi again, Andres,
Does this still concern the same site, http://www.nenavadno.com/islandija.html ?

I've suggested earlier that you use html5. In the source code of the mentioned page, I find


There is a mismatch between the doctype and the charset declarations. You use an old html 4.0 doctype, but your charset is written as if it were html5.
The correct way is to use either:

or:


I would strongly recommend the second option, then with html5 and from a version of HTML Editor onwards, that was launched some 2-3 years ago, and the later versions, a lot of my character set problems corrected themselves. There were changes made to HTML Editor that improved the way charsets were processed and saved.
Since I don't know your language, I can't tell if the text on your site is right or wrong, so in some cases you may have to revert to html entities or even unicode numbered entities. I believe your language is Serbian (?), and here is a site where I found some information for you, among other things the unicode entities for certain letters:
http://symbolcodes.tlt.psu.edu/bylangua … tml#encode

As I mentioned earlier, I have to use similar entities when writing Turkish.