Le 25 avr. 2007 à 17:31, Kristof Zelechovski a écrit :
Your quotation is incorrect because the Q element inserts language-
dependent
quotation marks on its own. Your markup produces the following text:
"« Toute forme de langage devrait être reconnue et libre d'exister
sans
ironie. »"
fwiw
no because the surrounding language is English. You would use French
quotes if there was French text around.
But you are right it is the correct double quotes, as it should be
English double quotes.
At least, it should. Internet Explorer does not do it because they
do not
support :before and :after CSS selectors, among other useful and
required
recommendations.
The only implementation which did it in the past was internet
explorer for Macintosh and I'm not sure for all languages.
with CSS, but unfortunately, not very supported last time I have
checked.
body { quotes: "\201c " "\201d " "\2018 " "\2019 "; }
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