On Mon 10 Jul 2017 at 13:32:00 (+0000), Eduardo M KALINOWSKI wrote: > On Dom, 09 Jul 2017, tomas wrote: > >So I think the top menu only reacts to the preferred language set in > >the browser. The wiki content itself obeys both the URL (i.e. the > >intercalated /fr/ element) and to the browser preference. > > > >Does this correspond with your findings? > > That's also what happens here.
… which is as I would expect it. However, I'm only _guessing_ that these pages are active in some way, and that that activity generates the menus at the top. If so, then the language to use for that activity is English, as set in preferences. One would also expect the activity itself (rather than the language it is expressed in) to be the same in all the languages supported. The contents of the page in each language might be quite different. The translators might modify cultural and language references in ways that they feel are appropriate for their readers. Those sorts of differences wouldn't be expected in the menu generation. I haven't seen an actual problem expressed by anyone about what is displayed. Is there one, other than a casual observation? Cheers, David.
