Hoi, both with Auto-detect and Unicode(UTF-8) it does not work. At the time of the screen print it was already on UTF-8. If you want me to, I can send you a screen print, Thanks, GerardM
After briefly looking at km wikipedia, i noticed it only specifies the font as sans-serif. Perhaps if it had a css deceleration specifying a khmer font:
body {font-family: "name of Khmer font", sans-serif;}
(so if the khmer font names are kartika and Khmer OS, you would put in [[mediawiki:common.css]])
body {font-family: "kartika", "Khmer OS", sans-serif;}
(You can test if this would work without editing anything by going to some page on km.wikipedia.org and going to the url javascript:document.body.style.fontFamily%20=%20'Kartika';void%200; replacing kartika with the appropriate khmer font name.)
This is just a guess, as I have neither Khmer fonts or Chrome installed, but my understanding [which may or may not be correct] is that firefox will automatically change fonts if it can't find a letter, where some other browsers don't.
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You're not using the proper encoding. Go to the page dropdown, click on Encoding and select "Unicode (UTF8)" or "Auto-detect".
Hoi,
both with Auto-detect and Unicode(UTF-8) it does not work. At the time of the screen print it was already on UTF-8. If you want me to, I can send you a screen print,
Thanks,
GerardM
.. I uploaded a screen print to Commons ..
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Km.wikipedia_Chrome.jpg
Thanks,
GerardM
The page loads fine for me (using a recent Chromium build):
http://i43.tinypic.com/34pdqp4.png
There's an option to report bugs or broken sites in the page menu.
Hoi,
Thanks, Alex I did with the explanation that I installed the Khmer font as per the km.wikipedia instructions.
I also reported the problem with the ln.wikipedia..
Thanks,
GerardM
It would be so cool if these problems are solved in one way and another.
After briefly looking at km wikipedia, i noticed it only specifies the font as sans-serif. Perhaps if it had a css deceleration specifying a khmer font:
body {font-family: "name of Khmer font", sans-serif;}
(so if the khmer font names are kartika and Khmer OS, you would put in [[mediawiki:common.css]])
body {font-family: "kartika", "Khmer OS", sans-serif;}
(You can test if this would work without editing anything by going to some page on km.wikipedia.org and going to the url javascript:document.body.style.fontFamily%20=%20'Kartika';void%200; replacing kartika with the appropriate khmer font name.)
This is just a guess, as I have neither Khmer fonts or Chrome installed, but my understanding [which may or may not be correct] is that firefox will automatically change fonts if it can't find a letter, where some other browsers don't.
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