There is not too much science involved. The trick is to know what language
encoding your browser support. Most of the browsers supports
multi-languanges.
If you look at the header of the HTML for the site, you will find the
following:
<HTML dir="rtl" lang="ar">
This will instruct to display the correct language encodings. Mind you,
there are some tricky issues surrounding this especially if your particular
language is not well supported on your OS.
If you are thinking of database driven sites, you will have to be more
careful as it depends on the database support for multi-languages,
especially unicode instead of just pure ascii/ansi character sets.
Cheers
Kee Yong
"Dhaval Desai" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi!
>
> I know this is in no way related to Php but I am
> writing this mail coz I didn't know where to ask this
> question and I am sure there are a lot of Web
> Developers and Programmers who can help me out.
>
> Well There are some versions of some sites in two
> languages and both of them work equally well even If
> your system doesn't have fonts.
> It uses some kindaa server font management I gues..
>
> Has anyone of you all out there worked on some site
> like that or have any idea on how it works.
>
> I can give you the URL:
>
> http://www.arabia.com
>
>
>
>
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