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| − | * | + | * Site content language (or content language), the language in which the content of a page is written by default. In the Rich Annotator System, the content language is '''French'''. |
| − | * | + | * Page content language (or page language), the language in which the content of a page is explicitly written. Set by the user via the [[Help/Interlanguage links|interlanguage link]] function. |
| − | * | + | * User interface language (or user language), the language a user chooses to operate in. Set by the user via special page [[Help/User profile|Preferences]] or the Language settings panel. |
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| + | The content language of the Rich Annotator System is by default French. This means that the main page content is diplayed in French, independently of the user language or geolocation. | ||
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| + | Language settings panel. Main entry point to configure language tools. It can be accessed from the inter-language list on the sidebar, or at the personal toolbar for wikis lacking inter-language links. | ||
| + | User interface language adjustments. User can change the language in which the UI is provided regardless of the content language. At the moment, UI customization is only provided for logged-in users. | ||
| + | Font selection. Web fonts are provided for non-latin scripts so that users can display content in those languages without installing local fonts. Users can select alternative fonts or decide to use their local fonts if they are available. | ||
| + | Input method configuration. Users lacking a keyboard for a particular script can still write in that script by using input mappings. Hindi users with a QWERTY keyboard can write “प” by typing “pa” when Hindi input method is enabled. | ||
Version du 2 novembre 2020 à 21:07
There are three language "types":
- Site content language (or content language), the language in which the content of a page is written by default. In the Rich Annotator System, the content language is French.
- Page content language (or page language), the language in which the content of a page is explicitly written. Set by the user via the interlanguage link function.
- User interface language (or user language), the language a user chooses to operate in. Set by the user via special page Preferences or the Language settings panel.
Site content language
The content language of the Rich Annotator System is by default French. This means that the main page content is diplayed in French, independently of the user language or geolocation.
Language settings panel. Main entry point to configure language tools. It can be accessed from the inter-language list on the sidebar, or at the personal toolbar for wikis lacking inter-language links. User interface language adjustments. User can change the language in which the UI is provided regardless of the content language. At the moment, UI customization is only provided for logged-in users. Font selection. Web fonts are provided for non-latin scripts so that users can display content in those languages without installing local fonts. Users can select alternative fonts or decide to use their local fonts if they are available. Input method configuration. Users lacking a keyboard for a particular script can still write in that script by using input mappings. Hindi users with a QWERTY keyboard can write “प” by typing “pa” when Hindi input method is enabled.
