a website with defferent lang, a website with defferent lang Options

[midooh]

how can I make a website with arbic lang I mean what elements should I use

[Brian Chandler]

The same elements as for a website in any other (natural) language. If you are an Arabic speaker I'm sure you will get much better specific help on an Arabic web forum somewhere.

[pandy]

The important bit is that you use a character encoding on the server that covers Arabic characters and that you use an editor that can encode the characters the same way. I think UTF-8 does the job, but others here will know more about this than I do.
http://www.alanwood.net/unicode/arabic.html

[Brian Chandler]

The important bit is that you use a character encoding on the server that covers Arabic characters and that you use an editor that can encode the characters the same way. I think UTF-8 does the job, but others here will know more about this than I do.
http://www.alanwood.net/unicode/arabic.html

I think that's the Really Easy bit. The problems are things like - Arabic is written from right to left. So does CSS "margin-left" still mean "the width of the margin at the side you start reading (i.e. the right side), or does it still mean "left", and thus have reverse effect from before. I don't know, and you can be quite certain that neither html nor css started out being designed by someone who had thought about all this, so in the end it's a bunch of kludges, and other Arabic speakers will be the ones to get you started on it.