<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="en-GB"> <Meta http-equiv="content-language" content="en-GB" />
如果我没有元标记,会有什么后果？
Meta元素会影响屏幕阅读器而不是顶级屏幕阅读器吗？我对他们到底做了什么感到有点困惑.
在此先感谢您的帮助
最好的祝福
跳跃.
解决方法
If you’re using any variant of HTML 4,
change your tag to this (use
your own language code if not
English):
<html lang="en">If you’re using any variant of XHTML
1.0,change your tag to this (use your language code in both
places):
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" lang="en" xml:lang="en">If you’re using XHTML 1.1,change your
tag to this (again,insert your
own language code):
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="en">
同一篇文章也引用了ISO 639.2来确定xml：lang的值应该是什么,尽管XML规范引用了一个单独的文档RFC4646 Best Current Practice – Tags For Identifying Languages,它似乎表明你的“en-GB”的值是有效的.
Google的Web Authoring Statistics(2005)有以下内容可以说：
Next is the Content-Language value
(used on the http-equiv attribute).
Almost as many people use this as
specify the lang attribute on the html
element. In the HTML5 spec currently
the http-equiv attribute is only
allowed for the one case of setting
the character encoding,which can’t
really be dropped,as the graph above
demonstrates. However,
http-equiv=”Content-Language” is
supported by at least one browser,and
as we see here,it is widely used —
maybe http-equiv should not be removed
after all.
此外,thread on webproworld讨论了使用http-equiv = content-language和name = language来描述文档的语言之间的区别,并暗示两者都是必要的.
最后,请参阅W3C的HTML Techniques for Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0文档以获取更多建议,特别是Identifying the Primary Language.
总而言之,屏幕阅读器看起来比内容语言元信息更多地关注lang属性,但我见过的大多数建议都建议使用元数据.特别是谷歌的统计数据似乎是相关的,所以也许你应该留下两个.
