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The lang property of the HTMLElement interface indicates the base language of an element's attribute values and text content, in the form of a RFC 5646: BCP 47 language identifier tag. It reflects the element's lang attribute; the xml:lang attribute does not affect this property.
Note that if the lang attribute is unspecified, the element itself may still inherit the language from its parent. However, that inherited language is not reflected by this property's value.
A string. Common examples include "en" for English, "ja" for Japanese, "es" for Spanish and so on. If unspecified, the value is an empty string.
Examples// this snippet compares the base language and
// redirects to another URL based on language
if (document.documentElement.lang === "en") {
window.location.href = "Some_document.html.en";
} else if (document.documentElement.lang === "ru") {
window.location.href = "Some_document.html.ru";
}
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