Hi Markus, On April 26, 2015 at 9:46PM +0200, post (at hiereth.de) wrote: > to assure delivery of two correct translations, please ..
OK, see below.
>> #: rc.c:93
>> msgid "Display 0 pixel table borders"
>> msgstr ""
>> (YES or NO, default value is NO)
>
> The effect of this setting would be that the table is rendered with no
> borders at all because an line width of zero pixels is no line at all,
> isn't it.
If the value is NO (display_borders=0), the line is not displayed.
If the value is YES (display_borders=1), the line is displayed.
See this example:
$ cat sample.html
<table border="0">
<tr><td>A1</td><td>B1</td></tr>
<tr><td>A2</td><td>B2</td></tr>
</table>
$ LC_ALL=C w3m -o display_borders=0 sample.html | cat
A1 B1
A2 B2
$ LC_ALL=C w3m -o display_borders=1 sample.html | cat
+-----+
|A1|B1|
|--+--|
|A2|B2|
+-----+
>> #: rc.c:152
>> msgid "File for preferences for each site"
>> msgstr ""
>> (default value is "~/.w3m/siteconf")
>
> Is this a file that stores preferences to sites visited, that contains
> a mapping of the following kind?
See doc/README.siteconf for more information.
Quoting from doc/README.siteconf:
> The siteconf consists of URL patterns and preferences associated to them.
[...]
> ===== The syntax =====
>
> url <url>|/<re-url>/|m@<re-url>@i [exact]
> substitute_url "<destination-url>"
> url_charset <charset>
> no_referer_from on|off
> no_referer_to on|off
>
> The last match wins.
>
> ===== Examples =====
>
> url "http://twitter.com/#!/";
> substitute_url "http://mobile.twitter.com/";
>
> This forwards the twitter.com to its mobile site.
>
> url "http://your.bookmark.net/";
> no_referer_from on
>
> This prevents HTTP referers from being sent when you follow links
> at the your.bookmark.net.
Thanks,
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Tatsuya Kinoshita
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