Indicates what character set to use for stylesheets written in CSS
#To indicate the character set of a style sheet written in CSS, use the @character rule. The @charset rule must be written at the beginning of the style sheet, and there cannot even be a space in front of it. The value is enclosed in quotes and should be one of the standard character sets.
Example
Let’s look at an example,
<style> <!-- @charset "iso-8859-1" .......other CSS rules ..... --> </style>
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