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Special charaters not showing in PDF

Rok Vrečar Švajger

Hi there.

In my language, we're using special characters such as Č Š and Ž

Now while Š and Ž are showing just fine, while Č is not showing in the PDF file of the article.

I tried to change the font family and still nothing. Is there a way to maybe solve this issue? The way the PDF looks at the end is much better then what I get from Word or Google Docs.

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Kurt Klinner

@Rok Vrečar Švajger

Hi Rok

welcome to the Atlassian community.

Which language is configured for the PDF export right now?

Just to double check you are running on Confluence cloud - right?

Cheers

Kurt

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Kurt Klinner

@Rok Vrečar Švajger

Hi Rok

welcome to the Atlassian community.

Which language is configured for the PDF export right now?

Just to double check you are running on Confluence cloud - right?

Cheers

Kurt

Rok Vrečar Švajger

Hi Kurt.

Thank you for your reply

The PDF language was set to English, as my language is not supported yet or I need to install it. But after you mentioned that, I looked around on how to change the language and also noticed I can change the font, which at the end, solved the issue and the special character works

And yes, I'm on Confluence cloud

Shannon S

Hi Rok,

Thank you for confirming you were able to solve your issue. I just wanted to add a link to the article you likely used, in case it helps other users in the future.

Create a PDF in another language

Thanks again for updating us, and do let me know if you have any further questions.

Shannon

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