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I have an issue with my web application.

I'm using AngularJs v1. When I'm wrinting

In my index.html I have :

<meta charset="utf-8" />
[...]
<button class="btn btn-success">Enregister les préférences</button>

I have this render on my browser (chrome or firefox) :

Enregister les préférences

But, with the same in my template HTML which replace the ng-view, I have :

Enregister les pr�f�rences

How to extends the charset of index.html to ng-view ?

Thanks.

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Look at the actual HTTP request and the Content-Type header that the template is being served with. – deceze 12 hours ago
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If you add meta tag for each of the template HTML, then it works. For ex. below code

  <head>
  <meta charset="utf-8">
  </head>

However I think your question is about inheritance of meta tag inside template html. Not sure if its supported by w3

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Thanks :) it's working even if I think like you about w3c – Paladice 11 hours ago
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You can specify language 

<html lang="en">

or

Check these links

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Thanks. html lang doesn't working. It's odd to must using i18n for this issue. – Paladice 16 hours ago
    
lang designates the human language of the content, not the charset encoding of the document. The latter is clearly the problem here, not the former. – deceze 12 hours ago

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