Proper Character Encoding with Unicode | Noble Desktop Blog

To ensure special characters display properly on your website, do one of the following:

Add <meta charset="UTF-8"> into the <head> of every HTML page.
Instead of adding the above code into every HTML page, you can configure your server to include it in the header. Go to the HTML5 Boilerplate .htaccess file and copy the Character encodings section. Paste it into your server's .htaccess file.

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