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Any number of translations can be listed in the <code>articles</code> parameter, separated by commas. | Any number of translations can be listed in the <code>articles</code> parameter, separated by commas. | ||
| − | If no translations are specified, the page is | + | If no translations are specified, the page is placed in [[:Category:Untranslated]]. |
If the article is in a right-to-left language (which is obviously not the case in English), use <code>rtl = True</code> to indicate it. Otherwise, omit this parameter. | If the article is in a right-to-left language (which is obviously not the case in English), use <code>rtl = True</code> to indicate it. Otherwise, omit this parameter. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:24, 27 April 2011
Template Translations should be used to link an article in the wiki to all its translations. It produces a languages box, that shows in what languages the article is available. The translations should link back to the article using Template:Translated From.
This template is an interface that supplies messages in English to the real code, available at Template:Translations/code. If a translation to your language is not yet available, please translate this interface and its messages to your language. Refer to Template:Pt:Traduções for an example that also shows how to translate the parameter names.
Use
To use it in your article written in English, insert it as follows:
{{Translations
| articles = Es:Foo,Hr:Bar
| rtl = True (optional)
}}
Any number of translations can be listed in the articles parameter, separated by commas.
If no translations are specified, the page is placed in Category:Untranslated.
If the article is in a right-to-left language (which is obviously not the case in English), use rtl = True to indicate it. Otherwise, omit this parameter.
If your original article is not in English, please translate this template to the language of the article and use it instead.
