Plugin Support
Quinnie
(@quinniewpfolio)
Hi @robodiaz ,
Thank you for reaching out to us.
Can you please share the login page you’re using for us to take a look please?
Awaiting your reply.
Sure thing.
worldvisionbrand.org
Plugin Support
Muhammad
(@muhammadwpfolio)
Hi @robodiaz,
Thanks for sharing your login page!
The missing lang attribute comes from your theme or the template that generates this page. WordPress normally adds it automatically, so if it’s missing, the theme/page template likely overrides it.
The easiest fix is to check with your theme developer so they can add the correct <html lang="en"> tag to the template.
Let me know if you need help finding where that template is!
Thanks for the quick reply! Sorry I wasn’t able to reply back sooner.
I can find the theme files but couldn’t find where that html tag is. The one’s I’ve seen in the theme files are have a <html <?php language_attributes();
Anywhere else I should be looking?
Plugin Support
Muhammad
(@muhammadwpfolio)
Hi @robodiaz,
Yes, that’s the correct place. The <?php language_attributes(); ?> inside the <html> tag is how WordPress handles the lang attribute dynamically. You don’t need to add it manually; it will output the correct language based on your site settings.
If you want to check what it actually outputs, you can view the page source in the browser and you’ll see something like:
<html lang="en-US">
So nothing else needs to be changed in the theme files.
