CM Tooltip Guide: Characters in non-English languages that do not appear correctly

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The CM Tooltip plugin works in UTF. This means that your MySQL DB table should also be defined as UTF8

Make sure, you have proper db, table and column charset/collation in your database. When table is created in database, it relies on environmental settings, so if you have charset/collation set for DB that doesn’t allow special characters by default (utf8 characters), then the results will be wrong.

Should be: charset – utf8, collation – utf8_general_ci.

Try following SQL Queries (replace your_wp_db_name with the database name you have set in your WordPress installation):

ALTER DATABASE your_wp_db_name DEFAULT CHARACTER SET utf8 DEFAULT COLLATE utf8_general_ci;

ALTER TABLE your_wp_db_name.wp_glossary_synonyms DEFAULT CHARACTER SET utf8 COLLATE utf8_general_ci;

ALTER TABLE your_wp_db_name.wp_glossary_synonyms MODIFY synonym VARCHAR(145) CHARACTER SET utf8 COLLATE utf8_general_ci;

 

Some Terms which are not Parsed

Make sure the Terms are defined to not be case-sensitive in setting page.

Related Terms:
https://www.cminds.com/wordpress-plugins-knowledge-base-and-documentation/?hscat=6-cm-tooltip