Hi!
Sorry for asking a maybe trivial question (and for
getting a bit off-track):
> <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2//EN">
> which is English with HTML 3.2 markup
What "in English"? English markup or English
"proper text"?
I could imagine (though there is none now)
HTML 3.2 markup in, say, Swedish.
But are you saying that if the "proper text"
of the document is in, say, Swedish, I should write
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2//SV">
at the top, even if the markup is "in English"?
(I thought that the "EN" meant that the
**markup** is based on English words.)
And language attributes are to become a part
of HTML, suitable also for multilingual
"proper texts"...
(Sorry, I don't know SGML.)
/kent k
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