Douglas Arellanes said:Making it easier to handle
screenshots in the translations.
What this module does is to provide a text filter that
automatically embeds an SVG graphic into your html text and before doing
this, translates all the textstrings in the graphic. This has huge
advantages on multi lingual sites: the graphic always adjusts to the
surrounding content or the user preferences and gets displayed in the
correct language.
I suppose that for screenshots, first we would require a tool for taking SVG screenshots that preserve the text as text. Or maybe there's another way. I don't know enough about display managers to know if that's possible or not. Getting more complicated: in the SVG screenshots, put the text string identifier, and then in Booktype, or some other intermediary, pull in the most up-to-date version of that string in the correct language... hmmm, perhaps a problem if the length of the string changes significantly, thus changing the display layout (such as the size of a button) between languages and versions.
Douglas Arellanes said:Making it easier to handle
screenshots in the translations.
What this module does is to provide a text filter that
automatically embeds an SVG graphic into your html text and before doing
this, translates all the textstrings in the graphic. This has huge
advantages on multi lingual sites: the graphic always adjusts to the
surounding content or the user preferences and gets displayed in the
correct language.
I suppose that for screenshots, first
we would require a tool for taking SVG screenshots that preserve the
text as text. Or maybe there's another way. I don't know enough about
display managers to know if that's possible or not.
$my_transposh_plugin->target_language
asmylang
shortcode as in the following example:<br>
<img src="http://s.transposh.net/s/logo[tp mylang="y"
lang="he,es"][/tp].png" title="transposh logo" width="300" height="86"
/><br><br>above from http://transposh.org/faq/<br>
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