To set or add the lang
attribute to the html
tag in Next.js, you can add the i18n
object to the next.config.js
file (or Next.js config file).
It can be done like this,
/* next.config.js */
module.exports = {
i18n: {
locales: ["en"],
defaultLocale: "en",
},
};
- the
locales
property in the object should have an array oflocales
values that you want to support in the application. This is a required property. - the
defaultLocale
property defines the default locale to be used on routing. This is a required property.
This will set the lang
attribute to en
in the root html
tag.
It will look like this,
<html lang="en">
<!-- Content -->
</html>
To see all the possible locales
you can use, see the ISO 639-1 Language Codes.
See the above code live in codesandbox.
NOTE: This will work on the Next.js versions 10.0.0 and up.
That's all! 😃