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How can I use Mother Language in web site

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for mother language, Which software/ script need for my website. and advice me how to use software / script. My Mother language is bangla. so i want my website in bangla.

There are three ways of doing this...

 

1. Build your main site in the Bangla language

 

2. Build the site in bangla but have a duplicate set of pages in English or any other language

 

3. Use a Content Management System that can present your data in many languages.

All depends on whether you want Bangla as the exclusive language, or whether to offer scalable universal options, such as offering alternative languages.

 

For the first hurdle:

http://www.sifte.info/weft.htm

As bluedreamer said, you could use a CMS. Most good CMS installations are usually support multilingual sites. Is Bangali script Right-To-Left? If you're coding from scratch, I would recommend you set each of your page's encoding to UTF-8. You could use the ISO encoding equivalent, but I think its better to stick with UTF-8. If Bangali script is RTL, you'll also need to specify this in your body tag.

 

Here are the examples

 

<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;charset=utf-8" >

 

<body dir="rtl">

 

Only use the latter if Bangali is right to left - otherwise you will see your scroll bars, combo boxes and other things flipped horizontally.

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