2012-02-07, 04:11:58
intelx86 Wrote:Greek characters are unicode supported. If entered as regulart text, they make no difference than other text.
If entered in a <code> block they are presented with their entity form. This results to
instead ofCode:π = 3.14
φ = 1.62
[...]
You mean in the source code of a page?
I think that html entities are generated in the page content not only between <code> and </code> tags, but everywhere. It happens also with characters like á (á, ä (ä, etc.
Not a serious problem, as pages are rendered equally by the browser, the user doesn't notice.
...But anyway, I like your suggested patch: the page's source code is more readable if it is in German, French, Spanish, etc. (and I believe it wouldn't break anything)