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- What is the lang attribute of the tag used for? - Stack Overflow
lang needed for text rendering Perhaps surprisingly, the benefits of the lang attribute are not limited to disabled people using speech-synthesizing assistive tech Setting lang can also affect text rendering, since the correct way to render some text can be language-dependent
- Declarar idioma en HTML - World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
Cuando se sirven páginas XHTML 1 x o políglotas como text html, use tanto el atributo lang como el atributo xml:lang juntos cada vez que desee establecer el idioma El atributo xml:lang es la manera convencional de identificar información sobre idioma en XML
- Declaring language in HTML - World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
When serving XHTML 1 x or polyglot pages as text html, use both the lang attribute and the xml:lang attribute together every time you want to set the language The xml:lang attribute is the standard way to identify language information in XML
- HTML page has lang attribute | ACT Rule | WAI | W3C
HTML page lang attribute has valid language tag; HTML page language subtag matches default language; Bibliography Understanding Success Criterion 3 1 1: Language of Page; H57: Using language attributes on the html element; RFC 5646: Tags for Identifying Languages; The lang and xml:lang attributes; Accessibility Requirements Mapping 3 1 1
- Why use the language attribute? - World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
The lang (or sometimes the xml:lang) attribute specifies the natural language of the content of a web page An attribute on the html tag sets the language for all the text on the page If part of the page uses text in a different language, you can add a language attribute with a different value to the element that surrounds that content
- html - Whats the difference between the lang attribute and the tag . . .
The lang attribute (on the HTML element) specifies the language for the document (unless overridden with another lang attribute which can change the language for a section of the document) The Content-Language HTTP header specifies the language of the intended audience This is not the same as the language the document is actually written in
- HTML page lang attribute has valid language tag
This rule checks that the lang attribute of the root element of a non-embedded HTML page has a language tag with a known primary language subtag Applicability This rule applies to any document element if it is an html element for which all the following are true: has a lang attribute that is neither empty (“”) nor only ASCII whitespace; and
- HTTP headers, meta elements and language information
Unlike a lang attribute on an HTML element, if your intended audience speaks more than one language, the HTTP header allows you to use a comma-separated list of languages Content-Language: en, hi, pa The Content-Language header is associated with a particular page by settings on the server or by server-side scripting
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