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Old 10-21-2022, 01:29 AM   #9
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Originally Posted by kovidgoyal View Post
IIRC the hierarchy goes like this:

1) lang on individual tag or its parents going all the way upto html tag
2) if (1) is not found fallback to language in opf file
3) if (2) isnot found fallback to the users interface language

I am guessing in this case, the users interface language is one for which there is no builtin dictionary.


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Originally Posted by XtinaS View Post
The book I'm editing has Klingon terms in it. Spellsheck only having one result is: unlikely.
Klingon has been a valid HTML language since 2005:

Code:
lang="tlh"
You can see a list of every valid HTML language in:

Fun fact:

It even recently got added in LibreOffice 7.3 (See Bug #143946: "Add klingon as a supported language" for more info.)

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