Symbol rendering with dompdf

[domenico gioia]

I have problem with symbol rendering in dompdf.

For doing a test, I've downloaded the lastest version of dompdf from github (whit this SHA 9d33ae8b5699da5bb8dea02e76fbddb38ba3e32d, I can't find the version number). After I've downloaded the php-font-lib (SHA 6cd2f2a4b0e1dd3104295c80864b24fb5ff8934d )

And I've done test on my mac.

In this first image you can see the html code used for this test.

In the second image you can see the returned PDF.

Can anyone help me? 

The ≤ correspond to "less or equals to"

Thanks

Regards

Domenico

[Riccardo Fraioli]

You have controlled your charset . .... 

2013/2/28 domenico gioia <domeni...@gmail.com>

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[BrianS]

The character you want is not supported in the default encoding, Windows ANSI. You'll need to use a supporting font. Try the built-in DejaVu fonts: <span style="font-family: DejaVu Sans;">&le;</span>. And read the Unicode How-to so you have an idea of how to set up your document to support a wider range of characters.

[Alan]

Thank a lot Brains, now all work very good.