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Old 07-20-2022, 07:21 PM   #238
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Cheers Tex2002ans, that's really interesting. I particularly like the idea of getting a French dictionary for French words, that's pretty cool.

I've never actually thought about tagging foreign phrases in English text before. I do a lot of stuff with traditional Chinese, I may well build that in, it's interesting.

This page just has:

You have:

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lang="de" xml:lang="de"
What's the difference, if any? Is it best to just have both all the time?

And just to confirm, you'd need to add a span class to get say French into italic? Or can you directly style the language declaration?

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