> This is about the Update Post button in the Publish section. > By default, it is displayed through HTML, but it seems that its title > string is re-assigned through JS at one time. > > Case in point: > In French, "Update Post" is translated "Mettre à jour l'article", but > for typographical correctness (in the spirit of our founding father, > Matt's Curly Quotes patch for b2/cafelog :-) ), we chose to translate > it "Mettre à jour l’article". > > It works great: the apostrophe (ok, "right single quote", but it reads > better than ') is there in the button and all the strings where > it's needed (and there are quite a few). > BUT, if I click the Edit link from the "Published on..." line to open > the scheduling tool, and then hit cancel, the button text gets updated > to "Mettre à jour l’article" litterally before the tool closes: > the ’ is no longer turned into a quote, it's just there. > > I'm guessing this is due to JS not parsing HTML entities. Could it be > made to? Or should I forget about typographical correctness > altogether?
Is created a ticket about this first part of my previous message: http://trac.wordpress.org/ticket/8254 Thanks for considering it. -- Xavier Borderie _______________________________________________ wp-polyglots mailing list [email protected] http://lists.automattic.com/mailman/listinfo/wp-polyglots
