I was doing a little testing with https://github.com/ffoodd/a11y.css. One of the errors it flags is <head> must start with charset . Tiki doesn't have that exact meta tag, like <me but it has <me .
A search turned up this information:
Both and serve the same purpose of declaring the character encoding for the HTML document. However, is the preferred method in HTML5 because it is more concise and easier to read.
The http-equiv="Content-Type" version was used in older HTML specifications like HTML 4.01, while the charset attribute is the standard in HTML5. Although both are still supported by browsers for backward compatibility, the simpler is recommended for modern web development.
I checked a dozen or so tech and popular websites and found only one - drupal.org - using the http-equiv="Content-Type" version. Functionally, it apparently doesn't make a difference, but just to be up to date and use the modern syntax it seems like a good idea to update that (assuming there are no downsides to this change).
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