I did read about this somewhere, I thought the guidelines touched upon it.
Patrick Lauke wrote:
Tee G. Peng
I am working on a bilingual site (chinese/english) that needs
to pass
at least WCAG AA, the site is UTF-8 charset and I didn't use lang
attribute in the meta because it's a bilingual site.
[...]
What do you propose I should do to make the 'failure' goes away?
Is every page on your site in both chinese and english, all in one page? If so, as long
as you're marking up the changes when you move from the chinese to the english section of
your page, I'd say you can pick one or the other as the "nominal" language for
the whole page.
P
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