On Wed, 24 Dec 2008, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
For a site I wrote I had something like that:
Perfect, I can give that a try.
What should happen when there is no translated page? Should we
automatically show the english page? If we do show the english page, I'm
at the moment not sure h
On Thu, 25 Dec 2008, Yokota K. wrote:
What do you think of the current change? (Fell free to translate 'Japanese'
into japanese)
It looks nice. You mean I may translate 'Japanese' into Japanese :) in
the main side bar?
yes, sorry for being unclear.
PS I did look for flags, but so far I've
On Thu, 25 Dec 2008, Yokota K. wrote:
You mean I may translate 'Japanese' into Japanese :) in the main side
bar?
That is, I suspect it becomes a mess if Japanese font is not installed.
It looks ok on my machine... (Xbuntu, Opera) but I guess that doesn't mean
anything.
So, I may better ch
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> You mean I may translate 'Japanese' into Japanese :) in the main side bar?
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That is, I suspect it becomes a mess if Japanese font is not installed. So,
I may better change it only on WebJa.SideBar or put a Japanese translation
of 'Japanese' as an image.
Koji
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> What do you think of the current change? (Fell free to translate 'Japanese'
> into japanese)
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It looks nice. You mean I may translate 'Japanese' into Japanese :) in the
main side bar?
PS I did look for flags, but so far I've only found really small ones.
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Indeed, small icons seem standard
How do you get this information?
For a site I wrote I had something like that:
It is probably possible to do something smarter. I would be surpried
that it is not handled already.
I'm not sure we want that though.. is this standard behaviour? I'd
be annoyed if the browser didn't show t