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Michelle L
601 PointsWhat am I doing wrong? Meta charset
The grader is telling me this is wrong.
<!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <meta charset = "UTF-8"> </head> <body></body> </html>
4 Answers
Richard Mook
14,226 PointsIs there any other code before the code that you copied in your question?
Michelle L
601 PointsI figured out what was wrong. It should have been <meta charset="utf-8"> (note the lack of spacing on both sides of the equal sign), which is slightly annoying. I didn't realize spacing would matter...it's not python...
Michelle L
601 PointsI figured out what was wrong. It should have been <meta charset="utf-8"> (note the lack of spacing on both sides of the equal sign), which is slightly annoying. I didn't realize spacing would matter...it's not python...
Michelle L
601 PointsYes, for some reason when I copied/pasted it, it didn't show all of it. Disregard.