>>I am working on refactoring some pages of my project that were initially developed with HTML 4 standard to HTML 5.
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>>Currently the top of the pages has the following DOCTYPE statement:
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>><!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" >
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>>Should I remove this line of code to make the page conform to the HTML 5 standard?
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>>Also, the top tag HTML of the page(s) does not have the [lang="en"] attribute. Do HTML 5 pages require it? As for example:
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>><html lang="en">
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>Yes, simply put this:
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><!DOCTYPE html>
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Thank you.
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