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how can i write urdu language in dreamweawer plz tell me

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— writing Urdu in Dreamweaver is perfectly feasible. was right to recommend UTF‑8: save the HTML file using UTF‑8 and declare it in the document head with meta charset="utf-8" so browsers decode the characters correctly (MDN: head/meta charset). (developer.mozilla.org)

Mark the page language and direction so user agents and assistive tech behave correctly: put lang="ur" dir="rtl" on the html element, or set dir/lang on specific blocks. For styling and mixed-direction text, use direction: rtl; unicode-bidi: embed; on containers. Use a Unicode Urdu font (system font or a hosted webfont) so Arabic-script shaping and diacritics render properly — Google’s Noto family includes Urdu faces such as Noto Nastaliq. Dreamweaver’s built-in preview is not always identical to a real browser; use Live View and test in a modern browser. (developer.mozilla.org)

If characters become question marks, boxes, or garbled text, check (1) the file’s actual saved encoding, (2) the HTTP Content-Type charset the server sends, and (3) whether the client has a matching Urdu font (or whether the page is correctly loading a webfont). Placing the meta charset early in the <head> helps some browsers choose the right encoding. These checks fix the majority of Urdu rendering problems. (developer.mozilla.org)

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have you tried the <p></p>?

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Use utf-8 for format

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