Look, I tried and tried, I searched the web for some way to learn how to use these tools, but I'm giving up, I'll use Notepad ++ myself. Before I used Dreanweaver and I never had that problem.
I always use UTF-8 both in file creation and in html
Just to note notepad ++ does not "spoil" the file.
I've always worked with UTF-8 on dreanweaver I want to use Netbeans or Eclipse, but it's impossible.
Well, try removing the "spoiled" characters and save the document. I had this problem on files with encoding other than the NetBeans default .
Another recommendation is to inform the site (both in the HTML part and in the PHP part) of the encoding used, in which the browser can perform the correct conversions at the time of displaying the texts if you have problems with accentuation in the visualization of the site.
You can find your answer in this topic here, which one member posted the solution.
