CSS contains Chinese Characters

1. Change the Chinese font name to the English name:

Common Chinese fonts for Windows:
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Simhei
Simsun
New: nsimsun
Imitation Song: fangsong simfang?
Kaiti simkai?
Imitation Song _ gb2312: fangsong_gb2312
_ Gb2312: kaiti_gb2312
Microsoft yahei
Shu shu: Lisu simli?
Youyuan simyou?
文: stxihei
文: stkaiti
文: stsong
文中: stzhongsong
文: stfangsong
Founder Shu-I: fzshuti
Founder Yao Ti: fzyaoti
文 cloud: stcaiyun
文 AMBER: sthupo
文: stliti
文: stxingkai
New Chinese Wei: stxinwei

However, these English names cannot be identified in non-ie browsers and can be defined in the page body:

Font-family: simsun, "";

In this way, at least the font style I want can be accurately displayed in several browsers.

2. When a CSS file is included, add the charset attribute. Pay attention to the encoding of the CSS file, for example:

<Style href?”style.css "type =" text/CSS "rel =" stylesheet "charset =" UTF-8 ">

3. Save the CSS file as UTF-8 encoding and add the following statement at the beginning of the CSS file:

@ Charset "UTF-8 ″;

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