Le lundi 25 juin 2007 à 01:27 +0100, Dimitris Glezos a écrit : > O/H Samuel Bizien έγραψε: > > Le samedi 23 juin 2007 à 19:52 +0100, Dimitris Glezos a écrit : > >>> 2. Include a list of translation available on the pages. I saw it was > >>> impossible to do it automatically with MoinMoin (it's one of the feature > >>> request -and there's a lot of feature requests-). Maybe the l10n teams > >>> could manage it, no ? For example, we could : > >>> - List all translations available on the english page > >>> - In translated version, add a link to english (original) page. > >> I've copied your page to our wikispace, at: > >> > >> http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/L10N/Wikipages > > > > I prefer your version, i think it's more "clear". > > Cool. :-) We can start using the standard way of an included subpage then. Is > the short name "langs" OK? Maybe we should go with a more descriptive > "PageLanguages"? "Langs" is simple and clear. > > Also, how are we going to separate the page name from the language? I prefer the > dot. > > * Wikipage.pt_BR > * Wikipage_pt_BR > * Wikipage-pt_BR All translated wiki pages are under "ln_LN/" directory (fr_FR/, zh_CN, es_ES, pt_BR, el_EL, ...) for the moment. couldn't we keep this separation ? It's quite simple, and allows to translate even WikiNames. > If there are no objections, I can go on to put the CSS in screen-common (this > should be done prior of starting to use the standard). After this, we can tweak > the CSS however we like and affect all pages. Based on your version, I tried a new one, featuring "official" Fedora colors (from palette found on Mairin Duffy blog), a small icon with flags (is it useful ?), found on translate.fp.o, and a link to L10N page (to encourage people to translate to their language). I don't like colors (for my proposition), but other ideas can be kept. Regards Samuel.
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