I have successfully managed to i18n'ize our forrest documentation, where menus, tabs and content have the same language.
I generate the different language specific sites into site/build/$langname. Some of our pages are available in up to five languages, but most are just available in one language. If I display a multilingual document, I would like to have a link to the parallel documents in the other languages. That means, if I am looking at a page displayed in norwegian, and I have that document also in english and finnish, I would like to have a link to those pages also (preferrably in the menu). As I am far from being a xml/xsl guru, a "gruesome hack" I have pondered is to use a shellscript that finds those documents that have parellel language versions, and insert some html into to these documents, with pointers to the other language versions. But there surely is a possibility to do this a lot more elegantly within forrest itself. :D Where in my documentation tree is it possible to add this functionality? I have tried to have a look at src/documentation/skins/pelt/xslt/html/site-to-xhtml.xsl, but don't know if this is the best place to put this functionality. regards, -- Børre Gaup
