On Mon, Jul 2, 2012 at 9:57 AM, Donald Whytock <dwhyt...@gmail.com> wrote: > You don't have to use Google Translate for the entire site into a > given language. Better than no page at all in a given language is a
True. To enable this integration requires adding markup to two places in the HTML file: 1) Load some script in the <head> section 2) Add a Google-provided <div> to wherever in the page we want the language selector drop down to be. It would be really easy to add this to a small number of selected pages. It would also be easy to add to all pages via the CMS template. What would be hard is managing this for a large number of pages, but not all pages. > page in a given language that says, "Hi there! This is the site for > Apache OpenOffice. We welcome translations of our site into your > language, and invite you to volunteer at the following email address: > <blah> Or you can submit a translation through Google Translate, which > was used to produce this page." > > Something as short as that is less likely to be garbled in > auto-translation than something technical, and it tells potential > contributors what to do to help out. > The trick would be to get people to visit that page. Unless it was on the home page. -Rob > Don
