Hello Ted,
Bear in mind that language declarations are totally separate from character
encodings. For example, French can be encoded in several different ways,
and utf-8 can represent many different languages.
Language information is used for things like spellchecking, styling, speech
If you are doing a web site and you only have sporadic use of turkish
characters, can't you wrap that text in a div and assign it a language? I
haven't done this before so I'm asking not suggesting. But I thought that I
have seen that as a semantic way to show that there will be languages other
On 22 nov 2004, at 23.00, Ted Drake wrote:
If you are doing a web site and you only have sporadic use of turkish
characters, can't you wrap that text in a div and assign it a
language? I haven't done this before so I'm asking not suggesting. But
I thought that I have seen that as a semantic way
