http://www.bsanga.com/
httpv://youtu.be/l8dGTt-paxw
video: How to perform Japa
“Included in this website are 2 important divisions. A Beginners section [including articles on the basics of the philosophy, explanations on how to follow the basic practices, cooking lessons etc…] and for those who may already be seasoned devotees but wish to study some topics of interest or just to consolidate there is a Veterans section. We pray that the website will serve its purpose.”
The trouble is, http://www.bsanga.com/ uses the Balaram font, so for someone who doesn’t have that particular font installed, he gets, for example:
Kåñëa
…on http://www.bsanga.com/index.php/general-articles/102-mysteries-of-the-parampara instead of:
Kṛṣṇa
Better to convert all of the VedaBase diacritics to the Internet standard: Unicode. To do this, http://pratyatosa.com/?P=3w or http://pratyatosa.com/?P=4r could be used. I recommend using the Segue UI font with the Tahoma font as an alternate. That’s the way that http://causelessmercy.com/ works.
http://causelessmercy.com/ :
1. Allows you to toggle the diacritics off/on by pressing the “D” key on your computer’s keyboard. (For example, try going to http://causelessmercy.com/?P=BBD5 and pressing the “D” key.)
2. In order to prevent search engine spiders from getting confused, they are not allowed to see the diacritics.
For another example of being able to toggle the diacritics off/on, try going to http://vedabase.com/en/bg/4 and unchecking “Diacritics” in the upper right-hand corner. However, the http://vedabase.com/ implementation is flawed because diacritics in titles are not toggled. (For example, try going to http://vedabase.com/en/bbd/5 and unchecking “Diacritics.”)
Hare Krsna Pratyatosa Prabhu, Thanks for the info. I going to work on this and I will get back to you.