Spreading globalization has fostered a degree of
Mr. Greenspan said in the article, Mine.international flexibility
that’s raised the probability of a benign resolution to the U.S. current- account imbalance,
L’adoption unanime de
explique M. Pierre Marois, président de la Commission.la Charte par l’Assemblée nationale
en 1975 signifiait l’affirmation de valeurs, comme la dignité, la liberté, l’égalité et la démocratie, dans le contexte politique, économique et démographique de l’époque,
The one HTML element the browsers have difficulty dealing with is q. Mozilla and Opera are able to add styled quotation marks (using slightly different implementations) automatically. By specifying the language of the q’s ancestor, you can also serve up the language specific quote (the following follows North American style):
q { quotes: "\00201C" "\00201D" "\002018" "\002019"; }
*:lang(en) q>q { quotes: "\002018" "\002019"; } /*For Mozilla versions from before summer 2004, hidden from Opera*/
*:lang(fr) q { quotes: "\0000AB" "\0000BB" "\002039" "\00203A"; }
*:lang(fr) q>q { quotes: "\002039" "\00203A"; } /*For Mozilla versions from before summer 2004, hidden from Opera*/
Internet Explorer does not do this, unfortunately, and requires JavaScript which can be “hidden” from other browsers using conditional comments. This simple script will add language-specific quotation marks around all qs on a page:
<!--[if IE]>
<script type="text/javascript">
var d = document;
onload = function(){
var qs = d.getElementsByTagName("q");
quoteIt(qs,"en-ca");
}
function quoteIt(qs,lang){
var x,v,q;
var qEn = ["\u201C","\u201D","\u2018","\u2019"]; //North America style
var qFr = ["\u00AB","\u00BB","\u2039","\u203A"];
if(lang.indexOf("en")!=-1) { q = qEn }
else if(lang.indexOf("fr")!=-1) { q = qFr }
for(x=0;qs.length>x;x++){
(qs[x].parentNode.nodeName!="Q") ? v = 0 : v = 2;
qs[x].insertBefore(d.createTextNode(q[0+v]),qs[x].firstChild);
qs[x].appendChild(d.createTextNode(q[1+v]));
}
}
</script>
<![endif]-->