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W3C I18N SVG Authoring Techniques

• Getting started
• Using escapes to represent characters

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• Introducing character sets and encodings

  W3C Getting Started article.

• Character encodings for beginners

  What is a character encoding, and why should I care? W3C article.

• Character encodings

  Brief overview of encoding declarations. W3C article.

• Quick tip: Encoding

  W3C article.

• Quick tip: Escapes

  W3C article.

• Document character set

  What is the 'Document Character Set' for XML and HTML, and how does it relate to the encodings I use for my documents? W3C article.

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• Using character entities and NCRs

  What are character entity and NCR escapes, and when should I use them? W3C article.

• Getting started
• Specifying the language of content
• Choosing language values

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• Language on the Web

  W3C Getting Started article.

• Language tags in HTML and XML

  How to choose the right attribute values. W3C article.

• Quick tips: Language

  W3C article.

• Why use the language attribute?

  Why use the language attribute? W3C article.

• Use xml:lang (or its equivalent in your schema) on the root element of the document, and on each element where the language of the content changes.

• Choosing language values

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• When Authoring XML Content

  In W3C document, Best Practices for XML Internationalization.

• Language tags in HTML and XML

  How to choose the right attribute values. W3C article.

• Tagging text with no language

  How do I use language markup in HTML or XML content when I don't know the language, or the content is non-linguistic? (W3C article)

• Language Subtag Registry

  IANA's language tag registry.

• Language Subtag Registry search tool

  User friendly interface to IANA's language tag registry by Richard Ishida.

• Internet-Draft: BCP 47

  Points to a document containing both RFC 4646 (Tags for the Identification of Languages) and RFC 4647 (Matching Language Tags)

• RFC 4646 Tags for the Identification of Languages

  The specification.

• RFC 4647 Matching of Language Tags

  The specification.

• Why use the language attribute?

  Why use the language attribute? W3C article.

• Follow the guidelines in the IETF's BCP 47 for language attribute values.

• Use the shortest possible language tag values.

• Where possible, use the codes zh-Hans and zh-Hant to refer to Simplified and Traditional Chinese, respectively.

• Use the subtag zxx when the text is known to be not in any language.

• If the XML format you are using supports it, use xml:lang="", otherwise use xml:lang="und" when the language is undetermined and you have to label it.

• Specifying the language of content

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• Choosing a Language Tag

  Which language tag is right for me? How do I choose language and other subtags? Covers all the subtag types in the latest version of BCP47. W3C article.

• Language tags in HTML and XML

  A simple overview of the syntax for language tags in BCP 47. W3C article.

• How to choose language values

  In W3C techniques document, Specifying Language in XHTML and HTML Content.

• Tagging text with no language

  How do I use language markup in HTML or XML content when I don't know the language, or the content is non-linguistic? W3C article.

• Two-letter or three-letter language codes

  Should I use two-letter or three-letter ISO language codes in language tags? W3C article.

• IANA Language Subtag Registry

  This is the official location where you will find all subtags available for use in language tags.

• Language Subtag Lookup tool

  User friendly interface to IANA's language tag registry by Richard Ishida. Provides for checking of subtags as well as lookup. Up-to-date with latest version of BCP 47.

• Internet-Draft: BCP 47

  Points to a document containing both RFC 5646 (Tags for the Identification of Languages) and RFC 4647 (Matching Language Tags)

• RFC 5646 Tags for the Identification of Languages

  The specification.

• RFC 4647 Matching of Language Tags

  The specification.

• Attributes for character-content elements

  xml:lang in the SVG Tiny 1.2 spec (section 5.10.2)

• The xml:lang and xml:space attributes

  xml:lang in the SVG 1.1 spec (section 5.10.2)

• Language Identification

  xml:lang in the XML spec (section 2.12)

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• Creating SVG Tiny Pages in Arabic, Hebrew and other Right-to-Left Scripts

  Tutorial.

• Bidi formatting codes vs. markup for bidi support

  To correctly format bidi text in (X)HTML or XML content, should I use Unicode control codes or markup? FAQ-based article.

• CSS vs. markup for bidi support

  Should I use CSS or markup to correctly format Unicode-based bidirectional (bidi) text in HTML and XML-based markup languages? FAQ-based article.

• Unicode controls vs. markup for bidi support

  To correctly format bidi text in (X)HTML or XML content, should I use Unicode control codes or markup? W3C FAQ-based article.

• Using Unicode controls for bidi text

  If I'm unable to use markup to correctly order bidirectional text, what can I do? FAQ-based article.

• Unicode in XML and other Markup Languages

  Unicode Technical Report #20.

Contact: Richard Ishida (ishida@w3.org).

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