- From: Gunnar Bittersmann <gunnar@bittersmann.de>
- Date: Thu, 10 Oct 2013 10:06:26 +0200
- To: www-international@w3.org
Hi, Last but not least a typographical nit pick: “translate attribute” is not consistently marked-up as “<code class="kw">translate</code> attribute” – with “translate” being set in different (monospaced) font and color. This also applies to other attribute and elements. Change: Adding the translate attribute to your page to: Adding the <code class="kw">translate</code> attribute to your page Change: The <code class="kw">yes</code> value of the translate attribute is mostly used to override the effect of setting translate to <code class="kw">no</code>. to: The <code class="kw">yes</code> value of the <code class="kw">translate</code> attribute is mostly used to override the effect of setting <code class="kw">translate</code> to <code class="kw">no</code>. Change: the title attribute of the outer element to: the <code class="kw">title</code> attribute of the outer element Change: if you do want your code element content translated. to: if you do want your <code class="kw">code</code> element content translated. Change: but replacing a class attribute value to: but replacing a <code class="kw">class</code> attribute value I hope I’ve found all places. I haven’t listed appearances in headings, the intended audience and the question, though. Feel free to add markup there as well. Gunnar PS: Does this sound good? Inside that <code class="kw">span</code> you could put another with <code class="kw">translate</code> set to <code class="kw">no</code> or better with “span (element)” inserted: Inside that <code class="kw">span</code> you could put another <code class="kw">span</code> with <code class="kw">translate</code> set to <code class="kw">no</code>
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