Le Samedi 23 Janvier 2010 17:39:14, Matthew Toseland a ?crit : > On Wednesday 13 January 2010 10:24:57 Cl?ment Vollet wrote: > > Hello, > > > > I think that we can push the french translation of the website, since > > almost all important pages are translated (that is index, download, > > whatis, people, donate, sponsors). What's left is the faq (about 50% > > done), but I don't think it's sufficient to block the release of the > > translated site. > > Moreover, all pages which aren't translated are displayed in english. > > > > For now, we can push it without doing any langage recognition, and do > > that latter (there is links to other language on top right of the site). > > > > I'd like to add that I made some changes to the css to fix the menu > > displaying (it wasn't scaling well with font size), especially when > > hovering item. However, the items will now be centered, since I can't > > find a way to fix this without center them. > > > > So, please push (except if you have something more important to do, of > > course > > > > :p ), or if not, tell me why. > > Pushed. Awesome! > > Remaining website issues: > - Glitches in French translation e.g. the FAQ question is in english even > though the answer is in French. - You might want to point the chat link to > #freenet-fr ?? > - More translations. > - Auto-detect language. AFAICS the easiest way to do this is to use the > apache config with language-conditional redirects? I.e. if we get > http://freenetproject.org/ with headers saying french, we should redirect > to http://freenetproject.org/fr/ ? - WebKit issues: The image scroller > doesn't work on Konqueror 3.5. Does this reflect a general problem (e.g. > with Safari, Chrome) or is it just that Konqueror 3.5 is ancient? - > Language selection is clunky: IMHO we should go with micro-flags, it will > piss off the hardcore anarchists but they're used to it. > > Thanks, this should further expand the French community on Freenet, which > is already second only to americans...
Sorry for the double post. There is also one issue with the language selection on webkit-based browsers : when navigating on the french site, the sentence is "Selectionner votre langue :" which is longer than "Select your language:", and the ':' is not on the same line than "Selectionner votre langue". I can't figure out what's wrong, but fixing the width of the div fix the problem. The thing is, the width will be different for each language, so it's not a viable solution (and I'm not sure it will scale well with font size). So, if anyone who knows a bit of css can take a look... I'm not sure if it's a problem with the css or with how webkit handles it, since in firefox it looks good.
