Released on: 7, November 2006
, Author: Rich Zhang
, Audience: Internet related
Being online means being international. When you have awebsite, you website is viewable to all the people all around the world. That meansthere are some people who are not familiar with your language might be viewing yourwebsite.
Some people also prefer to put their website in a certain language as their targetvisitors are country specific. This may raise a problem for some people. Why?Because most of the web hosting providers around the world operate in Englishlanguage.
It is assumed that if the main website of the web hosting provider is in Englishthan people can only have English characters as the website content. It is assumedthat languages such as Chinese, Japanese, Russian, Greek, etc are considered notsupported in the web hosting and thus web pages will not able to display thoselanguages.
This is not true. Non English contents can be displayed perfectly if you know how todo it.
As an example of this capability, www.ProvidentHost.com has provided web pages whichconsist of non-English characters. You may see it directly athttp://www.ProvidentHost.co m/foreign-languages.php.
At that page, you could see examples of non-English languages displayed atProvidentHost web hosting server. Currently there 15 languages, that are displayedas examples. In alphabetical, they are: Arab, Chinese Simplified, ChineseTraditional, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian,Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, and Ukrainian. Each language is displayed usingISO-8859-1 and UTF-8 format.
Members of ProvidentHost.com web hosting are provided with further information aboutthe pros and cons of using ISO-8859-1 and UTF-8 format and also the exact way tohave non-English web pages.
Source: Express-Press-Release.com
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