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CCID-elopio: Fixed the spanish translation for Example Content

2017-10-15T00:12:26Z

Fixed the spanish translation for Example Content

CCID-elopio: Fixed the spanish translation for FAQ

2017-10-15T00:07:15Z

Fixed the spanish translation for FAQ

Hamilton Abreu at 05:10, 28 October 2013

2013-10-28T05:10:48Z

Tamrat Assefa: Amharic

2013-09-25T13:42:16Z

Amharic

HendrikMaryns: Undo revision 67614 by Ronisarono (talk)

2013-08-06T16:45:42Z

Undo revision 67614 by Ronisarono (talk)

ValerieWalker1526: /* Ronisarono, Translated Pages */

2013-07-10T01:36:23Z

‎Ronisarono, Translated Pages

ValerieWalker1526: /* Ronisarono, Translated Pages */

2013-07-02T03:43:32Z

‎Ronisarono, Translated Pages

ValerieWalker1526: /* Categorisation of pages */

2013-06-28T01:54:44Z

‎Categorisation of pages

ValerieWalker1526: /* Categorisation of pages */

2013-06-28T01:53:30Z

‎Categorisation of pages

Ronisarono: Ronisyahrony awould

2013-05-02T03:56:19Z

Ronisyahrony awould

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 Follow these steps to translate an article. For the purposes of illustration, the article is called '''Example Content''' and we will translate the article to Spanish.
-* Create a new article called '''Es:Contenido del Ejemplo'''. The contents should be a translation of '''Example Content'''.  Note that the page name is made up of the language code and the translated title, separated by a colon (:).  See ''[[#Naming Translated Pages|Naming Translated Pages]]'' below for additional details
+* Create a new article called '''Es:Contenido de Ejemplo'''. The contents should be a translation of '''Example Content'''.  Note that the page name is made up of the language code and the translated title, separated by a colon (:).  See ''[[#Naming Translated Pages|Naming Translated Pages]]'' below for additional details
-* To the bottom of page '''Es:Contenido del Ejemplo''' add the Spanish equivalent of:
+* To the bottom of page '''Es:Contenido de Ejemplo''' add the Spanish equivalent of:
 <pre>
 {{Translated From
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 <pre>
 {{Translations
-| articles = Es:Contenido del Ejemplo
+| articles = Es:Contenido de Ejemplo
 }}
 </pre>
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 A languages box appears at the bottom of each article. The box lists all languages in which the article is available. On translation pages, the box has a special behaviour: one of two indicators will appear after the name of the language of the page:
-* A &#10004; if the latest revision of '''Example Content''' is equal to the revision ID supplied in parameter <code>rev</code>. This indicates that '''Es:Contenido del Ejemplo''' is up-to-date, since it is based on the latest version of the source page.
+* A &#10004; if the latest revision of '''Example Content''' is equal to the revision ID supplied in parameter <code>rev</code>. This indicates that '''Es:Contenido de Ejemplo''' is up-to-date, since it is based on the latest version of the source page.
-* A "(synchronise)" link if the latest revision of '''Example Content''' is different from the revision ID supplied in parameter <code>rev</code>. This indicates that '''Es:Contenido del Ejemplo''' is outdated. Clicking the "(synchronise)" link produces a list of the changes made to '''Example Content''' since it was translated. To bring the translation into synch again, incorporate those changes in '''Es:Contenido del Ejemplo''' and update the revision ID to the latest one.
+* A "(synchronise)" link if the latest revision of '''Example Content''' is different from the revision ID supplied in parameter <code>rev</code>. This indicates that '''Es:Contenido de Ejemplo''' is outdated. Clicking the "(synchronise)" link produces a list of the changes made to '''Example Content''' since it was translated. To bring the translation into synch again, incorporate those changes in '''Es:Contenido de Ejemplo''' and update the revision ID to the latest one.
 Eventually you will be able to read the entire wiki in your language.

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 This article describes how to go about translating virtually any page in the CC wiki.  In order for translations to be organized, up to date, and associated with the correct source page, certain steps need to be taken.  This is a brief overview of the steps required to translate a page ''correctly''.  For more detailed information about special rules and exceptions, please see the full documentation below, starting at subsection [[#Preparation | Preparation]].
-The first step in translating a page is, obviously, to select which page you would like to translate, and to note the title of that page.  You then need to create a new page with the title translated and prefixed by the [http://translatewiki.net/wiki/Special:SupportedLanguages language code] for your language.  As an example, let's say you would like to translate the [[Frequently_Asked_Questions | CC FAQ]] to Spanish.  The page's title is '''Frequently_Asked_Questions''', so the page title of your translation could be, for example, '''Es:Preguntas_Más_Frecuentes'''.  You then create this new page and add your translation of the FAQ to it, so that it looks identical to the original page, but translated.  For detailed (and ''important''!) information on naming a translated page please see subsection [[#Naming Translated Pages | Naming Translated Pages]] below.
+The first step in translating a page is, obviously, to select which page you would like to translate, and to note the title of that page.  You then need to create a new page with the title translated and prefixed by the [http://translatewiki.net/wiki/Special:SupportedLanguages language code] for your language.  As an example, let's say you would like to translate the [[Frequently_Asked_Questions | CC FAQ]] to Spanish.  The page's title is '''Frequently_Asked_Questions''', so the page title of your translation could be, for example, '''Es:Preguntas_Frecuentes'''.  You then create this new page and add your translation of the FAQ to it, so that it looks identical to the original page, but translated.  For detailed (and ''important''!) information on naming a translated page please see subsection [[#Naming Translated Pages | Naming Translated Pages]] below.
 Once you have completed your page translation, how will other people find it?  This is accomplished by adding a small bit of markup to the bottom of both the original page ''and'' your translation.  See subsection [[#Translate | Translate]] below to find out what markup must be entered on each page.  When done correctly, the original page should contain a box at the bottom of the page indicating which languages the page has been translated to.  Additionally, each translated page should contain a box at the bottom of the page linking to the original source of the translation.  In this way, it should be easy for anyone to know what translations exist, and to link back and forth between the original page and the translation(s) of that page.

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 Eventually you will be able to read the entire wiki in your language.
-==Ronisarono,  Translated Pages ==
+== Naming Translated Pages ==
-The page name of pages outside the main namespace must be preceeded by RONISYAHRONY" (see subsection [[#Namespace Prefix|Namespace Prefix]] below for details).
+The page name of pages outside the main namespace must be preceeded by the namespace (see subsection [[#Namespace Prefix|Namespace Prefix]] below for details).
-To distinguish between identically spelt translated titles in different bahasa, language code prefixes are used (see subsection [[#bahasa Code Prefix|bahasa Code Prefix]] below for details).
+When naming the translated page, the original page name should be translated.
-The Bcode prefix should be
+To distinguish between identically spelt translated titles in different languages, language code prefixes are used (see subsection [[#Language Code Prefix|Language Code Prefix]] below for details).
 == Categorisation of pages ==
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 Additionally, since we prefix page names with the language code, even in the main namespace there will be sorting issues. For example, by default all pages in the main namespace written in German will be listed in categories under the heading "D", because all pages in German start with "De:".
-To overcome these limitations, the translation templates automatically assign a default [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Categories#Sort_key sort key] to pages, which causes the page to be sorted under the part of its name ''after'' the language code. For most purposes this will be sufficient and users won't need to worry about categorisation (check [[Template:Sort key of page]] for precise details). [http://tractorgamesguide.com Tractor Games]
+To overcome these limitations, the translation templates automatically assign a default [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Categories#Sort_key sort key] to pages, which causes the page to be sorted under the part of its name ''after'' the language code. For most purposes this will be sufficient and users won't need to worry about categorisation (check [[Template:Sort key of page]] for precise details).
 If, however,  the default sort key ever turns out to be incorrect, it can be overriden as usual by:

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 This is a multilingual wiki; content can be translated into multiple languages regardless of the original language.
-==RONISARONO==
+== Overview ==
 This article describes how to go about translating virtually any page in the CC wiki.  In order for translations to be organized, up to date, and associated with the correct source page, certain steps need to be taken.  This is a brief overview of the steps required to translate a page ''correctly''.  For more detailed information about special rules and exceptions, please see the full documentation below, starting at subsection [[#Preparation | Preparation]].
-The first step in translat
+The first step in translating a page is, obviously, to select which page you would like to translate, and to note the title of that page.  You then need to create a new page with the title translated and prefixed by the [http://translatewiki.net/wiki/Special:SupportedLanguages language code] for your language.  As an example, let's say you would like to translate the [[Frequently_Asked_Questions | CC FAQ]] to Spanish.  The page's title is '''Frequently_Asked_Questions''', so the page title of your translation could be, for example, '''Es:Preguntas_Más_Frecuentes'''.  You then create this new page and add your translation of the FAQ to it, so that it looks identical to the original page, but translated.  For detailed (and ''important''!) information on naming a translated page please see subsection [[#Naming Translated Pages | Naming Translated Pages]] below.
 == Preparation ==