HTML CSS examples for CSS Property:charset Rule
@charset rule is used in an external sheet to specify the character encoding of the style rules and values.
@charset rule should not be used in an embedded style sheet, since character encoding in HTML is defined by <meta> tag.
Only one @charset rule may appear in an external style sheet.
@charset rule must not be preceded by any characters, not even comments.
The syntax of this at-rule is as follows:
@charset "charset-name";
The example below shows the @charset property.
@charset "UTF-8"; /* CSS Document */ body { background: yellow; }