You can do this within a single file without using any server-side programming languages. You should check out i18next for a proper javascript solution. You can also use pure CSS to translate a homepage. Try something like .en, .de, .it { display:none; } /* hide all elements with a language class */ .en:lang(en), .de:lang(de), .it:lang(it) … Read more
ok. as an edit to the my answer, please follow: 1 – create a folder called language and add 2 files to it ( es.json and en.json ) The json files should be identical in structure but different in translation as below: en.json { “date”: “Date”, “save”: “Save”, “cancel”: “Cancel” } es.json { “date”: “Fecha”, … Read more
For reading property files in Groovy you can use the utility class ConfigSlurper and access the contained properties using GPath expressions. However, you have to be aware that ConfigSlurper doesn’t support standard Java property files. Normally the ConfigSlurper will be used to read .groovy files that may be similar to a property file, but adhere … Read more
Here is my full answer about how you should structure your URLs for multilingual sites. There are many acceptable ways to structure your site for both SEO and internationalization. Each have advantages and disadvantages. Top Level Domains Buy the same domain name at multiple top level country domains like example.com, example.es and example.de. Advantages Fully … Read more
A bit old question, but the info might be helpful anyway. The index/mapping structure mainly depends on your usecase. Do you need to use all the languages simultaneously or only one language is used at time? Option 1: multilanguage website for example – the users only see and search in the current language they have … Read more
In HTML5 you can actually define lang for each element. That means if you have a div that contains Mandarin Chinese in it, just define an attribute lang=”zh-CN” for that div, like <div lang=”zh-CN”>.
So here is the long version to your question. Tested on Django 1.4 thru 1.7.1: In settings.py … Add to MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES, locale, it enables language selection based on request: ‘django.middleware.locale.LocaleMiddleware’, Add LOCALE_PATHS, this is where your translation files will be stored: LOCALE_PATHS = ( os.path.join(PROJECT_PATH, ‘locale/’), ) Enable i18N USE_I18N = True Set LANGUAGES that … Read more
I debugged this issue a little, and it seems to be a bug in the way NSLayoutManager layouts the text. As other answers pointed out, UITextView is build around TextKit since iOS7, and thus uses NSLayoutManager internally to layout text. UILabel uses Core Text to layout text directly. Both eventually use Core Text to render … Read more
Here is the way I would design the database: Visualization by DB Designer Fork The i18n table only contains a PK, so that any table just has to reference this PK to internationalize a field. The table translation is then in charge of linking this generic ID with the correct list of translations. locale.id_locale is … Read more