What do you call this in English?

[e2e4]

I'd like that someone let me know what are these a few lines which carry information about the poster in the up right corner of every post, called in English?

_____________________________________________________________________________________Join date: oct.2004
_____________________________________________________________________________________Posts:777
_____________________________________________________________________________________Home country: The RS
_____________________________________________________________________________________Native language:Croato-Serbian
_____________________________________________________________________________________Current Location:The RS

etc.

Thanks

 

[corum]

your details, personal information

 

[Raymott]

That's your profile.
"On this forum, the posts have a short poster profile on each post."
"If your profile details are incorrect, please change them."

 

[e2e4]

I knew it was my profile. I can edit my profile whenever I want, using the User Control Panel.
That wasn't what I asked.

What is this called in English as a part of the screen, page?

Could this be called "header", a "sidebar"? Probably not.

Thanks

 

[Raymott]

I knew it was my profile. I can edit my profile whenever I want, using the User Control Panel.
That wasn't what I asked.

Sorry. They are <div> fields in an html <table>. The table doesn't seem to have a name; nor does this field.

 

[e2e4]

I think these pages (this software) are not written like html ones but in another IT language.

Anyway, why there, in the right up corner, is

Interested in Language. and not

Interested in the language.

Thanks

 

[Raymott]

I think these pages (this software) are not written like html ones but in another IT language.

Do you? It looks like html to me.

<tr> <tdclass="alt2" style="padding:0px"> <tablecellpadding="0" cellspacing="4" border="0" width="100%"> <tr> <tdnowrap="nowrap"> <divid="postmenu_683602"> <arel="nofollow" class="bigusername" href="https://www.usingenglish.com/forum/members/140914.html"><!-- google_ad_section_start(weight=ignore) -->e2e4<!-- google_ad_section_end --></a> <imgclass="inlineimg" src="https://www.usingenglish.com/forum/images/statusicon/user_offline.gif" alt="e2e4 is offline" border="0" /> <scripttype="text/javascript"> vbmenu_register("postmenu_683602", true); </script> </div> <divclass="smallfont">Senior Member</div> </td> <tdwidth="100%"> </td> <tdvalign="top" nowrap="nowrap"> <divclass="smallfont"> <div>Join Date: Nov 2007</div> <div>
Posts: 694
</div> <divclass="smallfont">Home Country: Bosnia Herzegovina</div> <divclass="smallfont">Native Language: Serbo-Croatian</div> <divclass="smallfont">Current Location: Bosnia Herzegovina</div> <divclass="smallfont">Member Type: Interested in Language</div> <div><spanid="repdisplay_683602_140914"><imgclass="inlineimg" src="https://www.usingenglish.com/forum/images/reputation/reputation_pos.gif" alt="e2e4 has a spectacular aura about" border="0" /><imgclass="inlineimg" src="https://www.usingenglish.com/forum/images/reputation/reputation_pos.gif" alt="e2e4 has a spectacular aura about" border="0" /></span></div> <div> </div> </div> </td> </tr> </table> </td> </tr>

 

[e2e4]

Looks like.
Are you sure that java or some other type of scripts are not present in the lines?

Anyway, I haven't got the answer on my question.

Why "Interested in Language." and not

Interested in the language.

 

[Raymott]

Looks like.
Are you sure that java or some other type of scripts are not present in the lines?
No, I just copied from the View\Source of Internet Explorer. Otherwise I have no idea what language the site is written in.
Anyway, I haven't got the answer on my question.

Why "Interested in Language." and not

Interested in the language.

I don't know. I didn't write the profile options.

 

[Allen165]

Looks like.
Are you sure that java or some other type of scripts are not present in the lines?

Anyway, I haven't got the answer on my question.

Why "Interested in Language." and not

Interested in the language.

NOT A TEACHER.

Perhaps because "language" refers to any language, not just English, although if this is the case it would probably be better to write "interested in languages."

 

[Allen165]

Another possibility is the fact that articles are often left out in titles and headings.

 

[e2e4]

I don't know. I didn't write the profile options.

But what is grammatically correct?
Interested in Language or
Interested in the language.

 

[e2e4]

Another possibility is the fact that articles are often left out in titles and headings.

Hadn't we already mastered that these a few lines of a code did not represent neither a heading nor a title.

I think, in tables, different rules are in charge.
Is this written this way because of that?

 

[5jj]

Perhaps because "language" refers to any language, not just English, although if this is the case it would probably be better to write "interested in languages."

No. Language (non-count) is the phenomenom of communication A language (pl. languages) is that communication system used by a particular group of people. The right word was selected for the choice in our profiles.

 

[Allen165]

No. Language (non-count) is the phenomenom of communication A language (pl. languages) is that communication system used by a particular group of people. The right word was selected for the choice in our profiles.

So if I wanted to say I'm interested in the way people communicate, I would say I'm interested in language? And if I wanted to say I'm interested in the similarities and differences among languages, I would say I'm interested in languages?