Martin, > Hi
> Please do not use flags for icons for language options. Country flags > don't reflect languages: German is spoken in Germany, Switzerland, > Austria and more. French is spoken in France, Switzerland, Canada and > much more. > So icon for language options shouldn't be a flag. There are better > icons for that. > Example: https://i.imgur.com/4dsdKej.png Your image shows a Latin based A and something perhaps oriental. I suspect a single character font image won't be sufficient either. Maybe the best way is to spell out the word in the font and language it represents. That way you aren't requiring a foreign language user to at least be able to recognize the word for their language in English. Some groups, like French Canadians for instance, really really don't want to use English for anything, even if they can. Of course there are many variants, like French in Thailand, Spanish in the Philippines. The Philippines is tougher though because their Spanish laps over into indigenous languages like Tagalog. Maybe Thailand is similar. -- Gleason ________________________________________________________ 'Using TBBETA' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
