As you know, some language_names at the bottom of each pages are broken for conflict of character set. I think that to use "character entity references" is an adequate solution to avoid this problem.
"Character entity references in HTML 4.0" http://www.w3.org/TR/1998/REC-html40-19980424/sgml/entities.html For example: Español -> Español Româná -> Românã français -> français Also, "character entity references" can handle multibyte-characters with ISO10646 code set. Japanese (Chinese characters) -> 日本語 Chinese (Chinese characters) -> 中文 I've committed new Japanese language_name with the "character entity references". Then, if you have modern web browser (ex. mozilla M12 or IE5) and appropriate font-sets, you can read Japanese language_name at the bottom of the English top page. Regards, -- Yoshizumi Endo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
