Re: Re[4]: CSS3 - Define Language

Hi Chris,

This comes from a french mailinglist about CSS and SQL. Yes I have this list  too.... 

<french mail>
Haddadi Smaine a ecrit :

> J'ai utilisé ma classe qui hérite de la classe ClassLoader pour télécharger dynamiquement un driver JDBC
> situé dans un fichier .jar. J'ai réussi à télécharger le .jar et exécuter le driver par l'instruction :
> `Class.forName(`Driver class',true,'ma ClassLoader')'
>
> Mais lorsque j'exécute l'instruction DriverManager.connect(`dsn','User Name','PassWord') une
> java.sql.SQLException s'affiche ..</french mail>. ..

Here is the best way to mark up every change of language???

Yes my concern is  legacy browsers, but I am convinced that for text-only browsers this is the nicest solution or la plus belle solution??

<p><em class="en" xml:lang="en">Jean put dire comment on tape</p>
 <p><em class="fr" xml:lang="fr">Jean put dire comment on tape</p>

so the foreign text is emphasized  in these browsers, at least the language that is not specified in the <html> or <meta> tag

Greetings
Ineke



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Chris Lilley" <chris@w3.org>
To: "Ineke van der Maat" <inekemaa@xs4all.nl>
Cc: "(Daniel Glazman)" <glazman@netscape.com>; <www-style@w3.org>
Sent: Saturday, March 16, 2002 10:06 PM
Subject: Re[4]: CSS3 - Define Language


> On Saturday, 16 March, 2002, 21:57:56, Ineke wrote:
> 
> IvdM> What when you put in the stylesheet for recognizing the two languages?
> IvdM> .en {
> IvdM> color: #c00;
> IvdM>         background-color: #ffffff;
> IvdM> }
> 
> IvdM> .fr {
> IvdM> color> 
> IvdM> This example I never saw before but it is too cool!!!! How
> IvdM> different the both meanings!!!
> 
> Yes, its extra.
> 
> 
> -- 
>  Chris                            mailto:chris@w3.org
> 
>

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