Multi-lingual Content filter
Från MoodleDocs
Multi-lingual Content filter | |
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Type | Activity filter, Multi-lingual Content |
Set | N/A |
Downloads | https://moodle.org/plugins/view.php?plugin=filter_multilangsecond |
Issues | https://github.com/vanyog/moodle-filter_multilangsecond/issues |
Discussion | https://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=244435 |
Maintainer(s) | Vanyo Georgiev |
Overview
multilangsecond project is a Moodle filter add-on.
- 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:
{mlang en}English{mlang}{mlang bg}Bulgarian{mlang}{mlang sp}Spanish{mlang}{mlang fr}French{mlang}
{mlang en}English{mlang}{mlang bg}Bulgarian{mlang}{mlang sp}Spanish{mlang}{mlang fr}French{mlang}
Otherwise
- Or, otherwise, language block is a serie of identical html tags with lang="XX" attributes:
Use in paragraphs
<p lang="en" style="...">Paragraph in English</p>
Paragraph in English
<p lang="bg" class="...">Párrafo en Español (Paragraph in Spanish)</p>
Párrafo en Español (Paragraph in Spanish)
<p lang="bg">Параграф в българското (Paragraph in Bulgarian)</p>
Параграф в българското (Paragraph in Bulgarian)
<p lang="ro">Paragraf în limba română (Paragraph in Romanian)</p>
Paragraf în limba română (Paragraph in Romanian)
Use in headings
<h1 lang="en">Heading in English</h1>
Heading in English
<h1 lang="bg">Encabezado en Español (Heading in Spanish)</h1>
Encabezado en Español (Heading in Spanish)
Old syntax use
The old syntax with <lang> tags is valid too.
See also
- author's wiki at GitHub