> > > Due to the inherent lack of language support in alt text. In plain text > you can define language and encoding something which you can't do for > alt text. All HTML attribute values have access to the full HTML character set, which is most of ISO 10646, loosely Unicode. The encoding information in the HTTP content-type header is irrelevant to the treatment of HTML entities in a conforming browser. You can specify the language on the img element start tag, as lang is a core attribute.Received on Monday, 29 September 2003 16:16:49 GMT
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