Tutorial Article: 17-Jan-09
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The way a browser renders a language font can be controlled by placing a lang= tag inside the head of the documents
Do you want extra pages in different languages. When a page includes the lang= tag, spiders can categorize the page.
| Arabic lang="ar" Bulgarian lang="cu" Catalan lang= Chinese lang="zh-cn" (Simplified) Chinese lang="zh-tw" (Traditional) Croatian lang="sh" Czech lang="cs" Danish lang="da" Dutch lang="nl" English lang="en" Estonian lang="ee" |
Finnish
lang="fi" French lang="fr" German lang="de" Greek lang="el" Hebrew lang="he" Hindi lang="hi" Hungarian lang="hu" Icelandic lang="is" Indonesian lang="in" Italian lang="it" Japanese lang="ja" Korean lang="ko" Latin lang="la" Lithuanian lang="lt" |
Norwegian
lang="no" Polish lang="pl" Portuguese lang="pt" Tamil lang="ta" |
See the 150 entire list Opens as text document in new window.
You can also automatically detect the browser language, add a
unicode tag for all languages, change charset and more. Great page
full of lots of website language
tag options.