I think you can use a switch for the different projects in the template, see
for example this Hungarian page:
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki:Centralnotice-2008_nometer_2-donate-text/hu?action=edit
and the switch function inside it:
{{#switch:{{lc:{{SITENAME}}}} |wikiszótár=Wikiszótárra
|wikipédia=Wikipédiára |wikihírek=Wikihírekre
|wikidézet=Wikidézetekre|wikikönyvek=Wikikönyvekre |wikiforrás=Wikiforrásra
|Wikimédiára}}
On the left side of the =-signs is the name of the project in your language
with small initial letters, while on the right side is the text that should
be shown in the given project. (This might seem complicated, but it isn't
that difficult; setting up separate notices for the different languages and
then maintaining them when the banner changes might be much more complicated
IMHO).
Best,
Regards
On Tue, Nov 11, 2008 at 6:59 PM, Luiz Augusto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On Tue, Nov 11, 2008 at 7:46 AM, Petr Kadlec <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
>
>
>> In Czech (cs), you need to take into account the grammatical gender
>> and number of the names. While "Wikipedie" (Wikipedia) is feminine
>> singular, "Wikislovník" (Wiktionary) is masculine singular, Wikinews
>> is plural, etc. But, since all projects share the same central notice
>> template, and differ only in the language, it is not that easy, I am
>> afraid.
>>
>
> Same issue with the Portuguese language. "Wikipedia", "Wikinotícias"
> (Wikinews) and "Wikiversidade" (Wikiversity) are feminine singular.
> "Wikcionário" (Wiktionary), "Wikilivros" (Wikibooks), "Wikiquote",
> "Wikisource" and "Wikimedia Commons" masculine singular.
>
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