After upgrading from versión 2.4.6 to 3.3.0.5 special characters such as: ñ, à… does not display correctly and get displayed something like this: Psicomotricidad, Movimiento y EmociÃ³n. I’ve validated that the client_charset and connection_charset and both are set to UTF-8 and if I copy the text pr…

Okay, so what I’m concerned about now is that during the upgrade process, if the settings weren’t the same, your content has become mix-encoded. Fixing this can be a huge hassle, so I’d probably recommend a restore to 2.4.6 at this point and a careful review of your existing database configuration …

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