Having changed my site to html 5 with FW6 results in a error on the w3c validator. Language meta name: error on both NL and nl.
Any suggestions?
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The error says that the keyword “language” is not registered. It doesn’t matter what value you set this to, the issue is with the meta tag’s name itself. Try using ‘lang’ instead of ‘language’ as the meta tag name. See more here: Declaring Languages in HTML 5 | Divya Manian
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On Jul 26, 2013, at 12:16 PM, Wimdg wrote:
Having changed my site to html 5 with FW6 results in a error on the w3c validator. Language meta name: error on both NL and nl.
Any suggestions?
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Walter, tried it, but no result! Still error. Tried “Lang” and “lang” and “content-lang”
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Then try removing the meta tag altogether, and in the Page / Extended dialog, enter a new name/value pair of lang and your language code. Also check what the ISO language code is for NL (which is the country code for The Netherlands, unless I’m mistaken).
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On Jul 26, 2013, at 2:21 PM, Wimdg wrote:
Walter, tried it, but no result! Still error. Tried “Lang” and “lang” and “content-lang”
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I was searching too and it seems to me that in html 5 the language meta tag is no longer supported. Was just underway to post again when your answer came in.
So I use the extended dialog? I thought I could also use the insert markup dialog? Should I insert it on one page or all pages? I think all…
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Page/Extended will insert it where it needs to go – inside the opening body tag itself. Page / HTML Markup cannot go there. It gan go before or after that opening tag, but not inside of it as an attribute.
<body lang="en-us">
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On Jul 26, 2013, at 3:25 PM, Wimdg wrote:
I was searching too and it seems to me that in html 5 the language meta tag is no longer supported. Was just underway to post again when your answer came in.
So I use the extended dialog? I thought I could also use the insert markup dialog? Should I insert it on one page or all pages? I think all…
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OK, clear, thanks for your answers! And… Its The Netherlands.
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Yes, it appears as though the country code for The Netherlands and the language code for Dutch are the same (nl). Not all languages are like that, though. So for future reference, here’s a good guide: ISO 639-2 Language Code List - Codes for the representation of names of languages (Library of Congress)
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On Jul 26, 2013, at 3:35 PM, Wimdg wrote:
OK, clear, thanks for your answers! And… Its The Netherlands.
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