<p>The
title says
"<quote
xml:lang="he">םואניבה תוליעפ,
W3C</quote>"
in Hebrew.</p>
Slide 9 of 50
This is an example of the need
for special markup to support features
of certain languages or scripts.
At the top we have a quotation
in Hebrew embedded in an English
sentence. (The characters are shown in
the order they appear in
memory.)
The second line shows how we
would expect the text to be displayed -
with the characters 'W3C' to the left
of the embedded quote.
Unfortunately, the Unicode
bidirectional algorithm alone is not
able to produce this result. The lower
line shows the result you would get
from the code at the top.