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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
Wouldn't be the first time InDesign was guilty of introducing problems. 
Thanks for the input. I've purchased many epubs (both version 2 and version 3) over the years, but I've never purchased one from a commercial source that had more than one dc language entry in the opf's metadata section. This thread is the first place I've ever heard talk of it, in fact.
EDIT: the latest EPUB specifications state that more than one language element MAY be included for multi-language documents, but it doesn't explain what the advantages would be (nor how reading systems are expected to address multiple language elements). So as usual, everyone makes up their own rules as to how multiples are prioritized. |
You did better than me all i could find was references to the standard codes to be used but not a single why. Just a every document needs a language specified
actually identifier, language and title, are compulsory it would be nice if they defined how they are meant to be used ...