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The "CordovaTranslations" page has been changed by ldeluca: https://wiki.apache.org/cordova/CordovaTranslations?action=diff&rev1=38&rev2=39 Comment: added gotchas to look out for and manual tasks to be done for translations == Viewing Translations == After the translations have been pulled into the main Apache Cordova branch they can be viewed here __ http://cordova.apache.org/docs/en/edge/index.html __. Go to the upper-right-hand corner and select the drop down. Scrolling to the bottom you will see the new languages that have been translated. + = Manual Steps = + Even though the majority of the Crowdin Apache Cordova translations are automated there are still a few things that need to be manually monitored by our administrators. + + 1. Headers - Consistency in translation between headers and other linked content + 1. Code snippets - Marking code snippets as "Do Not Translate" + + === Headers === + When a header is not consistently translated between pages then a link will appear broken and it will be impossible for users to view the content. If, when verifying translated documentation, a link doesn't appear highlighted and clickable, go through the markdown files and make sure the translations are consistent for the headers. It is recommended that the documentation is built and verified after each crowdin script is ran before contributing the content back into the main stream. + + === Code Snippets === + Code snippets should be marked as "Do not translate" which will not allow individual translators to come in and translate the code snippets. However, when new code snippets or commands are entered in the code the administrator will need to come in and mark that new section which could lead to it going unmarked and manual or automated translations of the code might occur. To remedy this, an administrator can go into the code snippet and delete the suggested translation and mark the phrase as "Do not translate". + + Another example is the use of method names, constants, etc. scattered throughout the documentation. It is not currently possible for an administrator to mark each of these elements as "Do not translate", so our proofreaders will need to go through and verify they are not translated by translators or by the automated translation services. +
