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There are a number of misconceived language treatments in source code: - a non-dominating, uncommon language code `mul` - no clear overriding attributes on various localized elements, `.central-textlogo-wrapper` for example Although `mul` is a valid language code for multiple languages, it should probably not be used and rather the dominant language should be set on the root element. See - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7076837/what-html-lang-attribute-value-should-i-use-for-a-mixed-language-page

There are a number of misconceived language treatments in source code: - a non-dominating, uncommon language code `mul` introduced in 6ea69c5b3a2cb73ccacd8b08affbbd10172ceb33 (?) - no clear overriding attributes on various localized elements, `.central-textlogo-wrapper` for example Although `mul` is a valid language code for multiple languages, it should probably not be used and rather the dominant language should be set on the root element. See - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7076837/what-html-lang-attribute-value-should-i-use-for-a-mixed-language-page

There are a number of misconceived language treatments in source code: - a non-dominating, uncommon language code `mul` introduced in 6ea69c5b3a2cb73ccacd8b08affbbd10172ceb33 (?) - no clear overriding attributes on various localized elements, `.central-textlogo-wrapper` for example Although `mul` is a valid language code for multiple languages, it should probably not be used and rather the dominant language should be set on the root element. See - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7076837/what-html-lang-attribute-value-should-i-use-for-a-mixed-language-page