Yes, the issue is that we have single pages that include international languages. We don't want a language pack translating them (proper SEO requires that they be translated by actual humans).
In order for the page to get proper signals in Google they require that we set a language meta tag in the header. Which is easy. We just add the metatag code to the PAGE SETTINGS-ADVANCED SETTINGS-->Page Header Tags BOX
However, with the <html lang="en-US"> tag still being there, it interferres with our SEO and conflicts with our international language tags.
We'd also like to do more complex things such as seen on the pages of http://www.3m.com/ in which they use the hreflang= language tag (see html codes) This may include 20 variations of regions and languages (or more).
Which again we can add easily in the page header tags box, however we would want to turn off <html lang="en-US">
Our request is actually quite simple. which is how to delete or turn off the <html lang="en-US"> meta tag
It may make sense from DNN's language perspective however it conflicts with several international SEO scenarios (by conflicting the meta-codes)
Solution: a simple check box, a way to block the code or a way to delete it from the core files? any of those methods would help
Thank you
please advise on potential solutions, we use DNN for out enterprise sites, thought this conflict makes it hard to keep using it
Mike