I've just installed Tarski 2.1, and I've found there's some problem in navbar. Some of my static pages have titles like "Índice general" and "Estadísticas". Instead of the acute accented vowels I've got strange characters ("# Ã�ndice general" and "Estadísticas").

I've seen in changelog that "Navbar is now added via th_header hook". Is this problem related to this change?

As this is an unacceptable result, I've rollbacked to Tarski 2.0.5. My blog is UTF-8.

It’s looks like it’s the htmlentities2() function, which encodes some characters as numeric entities (e.g. ampersands become &). See changeset r520. I’ll look into it, it shouldn’t be breaking those characters.

I’m putting a fix into trunk and the 2.1 and 2.0 branches now, replacing htmlentities2() with the htmlspecialchars() function, which only converts characters with a special meaning in HTML. Thanks for reporting this guys, obviously a big problem for users of non-ASCII characters.

This is now fixed in the repository, see changesets r595, r596 and r597.

I’ll probably put out a 2.1.1 release in the next few days, but until then you can apply the change yourselves very easily. Just open up the template_helper.php file and change this line in the tarski_navbar() function

htmlentities2($page->post_title)

to this

htmlspecialchars($page->post_title)