Website of a speech therapist

[Bee]

This is it:
http://stimmwunder.info/

I even added the comment function (by sertorre) to an empty page for some kind of a guestbook or a possiblitiy for guests and friends to share links.
GS is so perfeckt for such little websites.
Thanx for your work.

[Zegnåt]

I like it, a lot. Though you might want to put a little more contrast on the menu, I find it very hard to see what words are the different menu items because the splitters are the same colour. The colour different between the current page and the others isn’t very big either.

Also, it seems you offer the website with the ISO encoding ISO-8859-1 (Western) but the comment plugin expects UTF-8. This makes (at least when I look at your guest book) the German characters (ä, ß, ü) to come out wrong.

[Bee]

Thank you for your feedback!
Hm, you might be right with the colours, but since the former html-version is up for years now, I'd like to leave it that way this time.

About the encoding... Gotta take more care about that subject, thanx. In my browser the german characters are ok... well, thanx a lot anyhow

[Bee]

Uhm, where can I set the encoding of the comment-plugin?

[Oleg06]

but as you have done here this page?
http://stimmwunder.info/kurse-uebersicht

[Bee]

Well, this works, but I haven't actually done anything on the ecoding, I just took the GS default template and changed it to my own layout. Only the HTML and the CSS were adjusted, nothing else.

[Zegnåt]

Running the W3C Validator on the page Oleg06 links will tell you that your website does not define any encoding. I think your browser might be set to a different default than mine, showing the characters correctly on your screen.

The best thing to do is to declare an encoding, possibly so:

Code:

<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;charset=utf-8" />

[Bee]

So, I put the encoding line in and it seems to work now.
Thanx for your care.

Bee

[Oleg06]

some plugins to use?