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Excerpt: My wordpress changed the default encoding for MySQL databases used in self-hosted wordpress installations from Latin to UTF-8. It’s a smart move and makes wordpress databases adhere to web standards, but the change caused some blogs to display some funky characters, that look like this “—. For instance, on one of our older posts that was written before the change to the UTF-8 character encoding, an apostrophe was changed to the “— character. Check out the character encoding error below: Database character encoding causes wordpress to display odd characters To check if your blog is affected by these odd characters, simply search your…

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