30.5 Mapping
special characters
Special-character handling is not a
strong point of HTML. DITA2Go automatically maps characters with
ASCII codes 128 through 159, the “high ASCII” characters,
to equivalent HTML character entity references. You can specify other
character mappings, or even prevent DITA2Go from mapping special
characters.
In this section:
§30.5.1
Converting Western European accented characters
§30.5.2
Mapping individual special characters
§30.5.3
Avoiding use of special characters in URIs
§30.5.4
Preventing character mapping
See also:
§22.4.3
Specifying character encoding for HTML
§22.14.2
Replacing high ASCII characters for W3C validation
§23.2.3 Specifying
character encoding for generic XML
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properties specified in font tags
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30.5.1 Converting
Western European accented characters
Parent Topic:
30. Mapping text formats
to HTML/XML
Sibling Topics:
30.1 Choosing
how to map formats
30.2 Mapping
paragraph formats
30.3 Mapping character
formats
30.4 Assigning
properties to text formats
30.6 Mapping
fonts
30.7 Managing
typographic elements for HTML or XML
30.8 Specifying
text colors for HTML
30.9 Configuring
preformatted text for HTML/XML
30.10 Converting
footnotes to HTML or XML
30.11 Converting
list formats to HTML (deprecated)
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