I'm creating some pages in French on my site, and I need to change the HTML tag from <html lang="en-US"> to <html lang="fr-FR">

Where do I make that change?

This would be done via the locale of the language pack in use.

Just now, Jim M said:

This would be done via the locale of the language pack in use.

Thank you. Is that the only way?

Ideally I'd like to have most of my site in English with only a dozen pages in French.

Can I have a specific page (or theme) have its own default language?

1 minute ago, David N. said:

Thank you. Is that the only way?

Ideally I'd like to have most of my site in English with only a dozen pages in French.

Can I have a specific page (or theme) have its own default language?

This would be the only way that does not require some form of customization ;) .

Thanks.

What kind of customization are you referring to? Is that something I could do myself, or would it require work on your end?

25 minutes ago, David N. said:

What kind of customization are you referring to? Is that something I could do myself, or would it require work on your end?

That would be done on your end. Customizations are outside our scope of support.

10 minutes ago, Jim M said:

That would be done on your end. Customizations are outside our scope of support.

Understood. Ok, thanks for your answers.

8 hours ago, David N. said:

Ideally I'd like to have most of my site in English with only a dozen pages in French.

Will the entire page be in French, including the navigation, user panel, footer, etc? Or just the content area?

If it's just the content area, you should keep the lang attribute as en-US on the <html> element, because you'll have English content in the header/footer. You could then wrap your French content on your custom pages using:

<div lang="fr-FR">

</div>

7 hours ago, Ehren said:

Will the entire page be in French, including the navigation, user panel, footer, etc? Or just the content area?

If it's just the content area, you should keep the lang attribute as en-US on the <html> element, because you'll have English content in the header/footer. You could then wrap your French content on your custom pages using:

<div lang="fr-FR">

</div>

Great! Thanks a lot Ehren, that makes sense.