Multi-lingual Content filter: Difference between revisions
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==Overview== | |||
multilangsecond project is a Moodle filter. It is a more flexible version of multilang filter. It has an admin setting filter_multilangsecond_mode. If this setting is set to 'Yes' non html syntax can be used for multilang blocks like | multilangsecond project is a Moodle filter. It is a more flexible version of multilang filter. It has an admin setting filter_multilangsecond_mode. If this setting is set to 'Yes' non html syntax can be used for multilang blocks like | ||
<nowiki><h1 lang="en">Heading in English</h1></nowiki> | |||
<h1 lang="en">Heading in English</h1> | <h1 lang="en">Heading in English</h1> | ||
<nowiki><h1 lang="bg">Heading in Bulgarian</h1></nowiki> | |||
<h1 lang="bg">Heading in Bulgarian</h1> | <h1 lang="bg">Heading in Bulgarian</h1> | ||
or | ==Otherwise== | ||
or, otherwise, language block is a serie of identical html tags with lang="XX" atributes: | |||
<nowiki><p lang="en" style="...">Paragraph in English</p></nowiki> | |||
<p lang="en" style="...">Paragraph in English</p> | <p lang="en" style="...">Paragraph in English</p> | ||
<nowiki><p lang="bg" class="...">Paragraph in Bulgarian</p></nowiki> | |||
<p lang="bg" class="...">Paragraph in Bulgarian</p> | <p lang="bg" class="...">Paragraph in Bulgarian</p> | ||
<nowiki><p lang="ro">Paragraph in Romanian</p></nowiki> | |||
<p lang="ro">Paragraph in Romanian</p> | <p lang="ro">Paragraph in Romanian</p> | ||
==Old syntax use== | |||
The old syntax with <lang> tags is valid too. | The old syntax with <lang> tags is valid too. | ||
==See also== | |||
*[https://github.com/vanyog/moodle-filter_multilangsecond/wiki author's wiki] | |||
Revision as of 15:18, 11 December 2013
Overview
multilangsecond project is a Moodle filter. It is a more flexible version of multilang filter. It has an admin setting filter_multilangsecond_mode. If this setting is set to 'Yes' non html syntax can be used for multilang blocks like
<h1 lang="en">Heading in English</h1>
Heading in English
<h1 lang="bg">Heading in Bulgarian</h1>
Heading in Bulgarian
Otherwise
or, otherwise, language block is a serie of identical html tags with lang="XX" atributes:
<p lang="en" style="...">Paragraph in English</p>
Paragraph in English
<p lang="bg" class="...">Paragraph in Bulgarian</p>
Paragraph in Bulgarian
<p lang="ro">Paragraph in Romanian</p>
Paragraph in Romanian
Old syntax use
The old syntax with <lang> tags is valid too.
