peter karlsson wrote:
> Martin Schulze:
>
> > yes < to be
> > translated
> > yes< to be
> > translated
>
> Eh, no, they should be left as is (and this has not changed since 1999), to
> get the colour coding working properly. See the securi
On Fri, Apr 20, 2001 at 03:20:39PM +0200, Josip Rodin wrote:
> > > The security pages have just gone through a major overhaul.
> > > All language independent or automatically translated material
> > > is in a .data file in the english security directory. Translators
> > > only need to translate the
On Fri, Apr 20, 2001 at 07:57:31AM +0200, peter karlsson wrote:
> > The security pages have just gone through a major overhaul.
> > All language independent or automatically translated material
> > is in a .data file in the english security directory. Translators
> > only need to translate the .wml
Martin Schulze:
> yes < to be
> translated
> yes< to be
> translated
Eh, no, they should be left as is (and this has not changed since 1999), to
get the colour coding working properly. See the security.wml template:
" "yes" "">
James A. Treacy wrote:
> The security pages have just gone through a major overhaul.
> All language independent or automatically translated material
> is in a .data file in the english security directory. Translators
> only need to translate the .wml files.
Unfortunately this is exactly true. See
James A. Treacy:
> The security pages have just gone through a major overhaul.
> All language independent or automatically translated material
> is in a .data file in the english security directory. Translators
> only need to translate the .wml files.
There's still a lot of English-only texts in
The security pages have just gone through a major overhaul.
All language independent or automatically translated material
is in a .data file in the english security directory. Translators
only need to translate the .wml files.
Existing translations have been semi-automatically updated.
In certain
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