- From: James London <James@virtual-aviation.fsnet.co.uk>
- Date: Mon, 21 Apr 2003 23:36:01 -0700
- To: <www-html-editor@w3.org>
- Message-ID: <002201c30899$7161a8f0$0801a8c0@undecided>
Hi there, How can I display an HTML Page with text in more than a single CharSet?? I am aware that setting the character set for the entire page can be done using the META Tags, is there a way to do this at Tag level?? - i.e. apply a different Charset to an area of Text? Imagine a page divided into two paragraphs of text, at the top would be one paragraph of text using Japanese "x-sjis" and another just underneath in Character set "iso-8859-9"??. I have found references to the charset attribute in the DIV and SPAN tags in various HTML reference manuals, however they do not display correctly. For example: - <!-- Japanese --> <DIV CHARSET="x-sjis"> *SJ'[Í kfAf<Eftf@[fefBfnl </DIV> <!-- Turkish --> <DIV CHARSET="x-sjis"> İşte sana o Kitap! Kuşku,çelişme,tutarsızlık yok onda.Bir kılavuzdur o,korunup sakınanlar için. </DIV> I have also seen CHARSET referred to as LANG. There was another message posted regarding the difference between the two but there was no Reply. I would be extremely grateful for some help. - Thanks for your time. Best Regards, James
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