I have a site that is based on the Smoolis platform.
On the site, I'm validating my code and I am mostly done. However, W3C Validator gives me a warning that I need to set my lang="en"
https://validator.w3.org/nu/?doc=http%3A%2F%2Fmax2006.smoolis.com%2F
I'm unable to access the tag due to the restrictions of the platform. As such, I have tried using a ... around the main body text, but to no avail in removing the warning (presumably because I can still not access all of the material on page via this method.
Is there a way to set the overall page language without accessing the tag - in a way that W3C will accept?
Or should I just ignore this issue? (seems Smoolis does try to set the language via other methods, but just not getting accepted by W3C).
Thank you!
Personally, I wouldn't worry about it. While a part of you likely wants to have a flawless page that has no errors, at the same time if you don't have access to the HTML tag, it doesn't make sense to force a workaround just to remove a small warning.