hi Robert, there are no strict rules so far as long as you follow the
categories to wrap the content up.
In spanish I put most of the content under the OOoES folder and also
add the OOoES category to most of the pages.
Remember you can always 'move' the page later on.
You can also get this answer by contacting the Documentation project
(which is useful anyway so you can get reffered from the original
doc). And also your NLC lead for Slovenia.
Quoting Robert Ludvik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi
I was looking at
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/How_Tos/Regular_Expressions_in_Calc - this is a wiki page that helpcontent is referring to and we'd like to translate it (and others, too) and I have
some
questions:
1. is there any rule (written or unwritten) on how/where to create
localized pages? I saw that FR NL group uses
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/FR/Expressions_Regulieres_dans_Calc and in some occasions there is a module name between FR and page name
(like
/FR/Calc/Page_name)
2. how do I achieve that "Slovenian" is displayed in the left menu "in
other languages"? I saw that wiki has a tag
[[fr:Documentation/FR/Expressions_Regulieres_dans_Calc]] on the top.
Should I create "sl" category? or something?
Thank you
Robert Ludvik
Slovenian OOo
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