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#21 2016-04-20 16:06:44
- uli
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Re: [Online Help] Assistance with translating the Online Help Files
Ah, nice. My 4.6dev is from end of March, yes.
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#22 2016-04-20 20:44:33
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Re: [Online Help] Assistance with translating the Online Help Files
Small correction for en-en
prefs/attach_titles_to_permalinks.textile
says:
can be manually overridden in the ‘Advanced options’ when editing an article.
That should be something like ‘Meta > URL-only title’, the location has changed, or mention both places, for versions <4.6 and above.
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#23 2016-04-21 14:16:08
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Re: [Online Help] Assistance with translating the Online Help Files
Fixed – thanks, uli!
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#24 2016-04-21 14:55:07
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Re: [Online Help] Assistance with translating the Online Help Files
The German online help currently recommends 777(!) for the files directory and also for the images directory. The English version just says “PHP needs to have write access to this directory.” Can we have a middle course in naming a secure value? That’s what I’d expect to find when visiting the pophelp cause uploads don’t work. Which value would that be? Mine is currently on 770 and works. Maybe that’s the installation default, I can’t remember whether I changed it.
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#25 2016-04-21 15:25:18
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Re: [Online Help] Assistance with translating the Online Help Files
The English version states re Time Zone:
In order to display dates in your local time zone, please indicate where you are in relation to Greenwich Mean Time/Universal Coordinated Time (by ‘Standard’ not ‘Daylight Saving’ time – another preference enables/disables Daylight Saving Time).
What does the annotation in brackets mean, please, especially the “by ‘Standard’ not ‘Daylight Saving’ time” part? Penny’s dropped.
Edit: In actual fact, looking at the menu displayed there, it’s not about setting a time difference (might have been like that in the past, like it’s still in this forum’s software). It’s rather about choosing the correct time zone. Hence, it’s probably not a iota less understandable simply saying:
In order to display dates in your local time zone, please indicate where on this globe you are.
And removing that confusing GMT/UTC/ Standard/DST/another preference stuff.
Objections?
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#26 2016-04-22 14:23:33
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Re: [Online Help] Assistance with translating the Online Help Files
I’ve tweaked prefs/gmtoffset.textile
here – how does that read to you, uli?
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#27 2016-04-22 14:31:36
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Re: [Online Help] Assistance with translating the Online Help Files
Ah, better, thanks!
And I try and also post the file name, next time :)
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#28 2016-04-22 14:32:50
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Re: [Online Help] Assistance with translating the Online Help Files
I’ve put those latest amends into RPC now, so you should be able to see them live in English.
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#29 2016-04-25 21:11:26
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Re: [Online Help] Assistance with translating the Online Help Files
Small amendments for the English file prefs/use_textile.textile
:
After The setting you choose here becomes the default for excerpt and body markup on the 'Write' administration panel.
it might also be mentioned that Existing articles aren't changed by this setting.
Or something like that, as always.
After the last sentence or not convert any text at all
it could be said that this last setting is useful for e.g. working with WYSIWYG editor plugins or pasting chunks of raw HTML.
(or something like that)
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#30 2016-04-25 22:41:35
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Re: [Online Help] Assistance with translating the Online Help Files
uli wrote #298823:
After
The setting you choose here becomes the default for excerpt and body markup on the 'Write' administration panel.
it might also be mentioned thatExisting articles aren't changed by this setting.
Similar wording for the English file section/section_default.textile
To the following line …
This option governs which section will be pre-selected in the Section menu when creating a new article on the ‘Write’ administration panel.
… could also be added something like “This setting does not affect existing articles”.
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