See the section *Localization
<http://weewx.com/docs/customizing.htm#localization>* in the Customizing
Guide.

To answer your specific question, any label that does not use a tag will
have to be changed in the template. Other labels that do use a tag, such as
$obs.label.barometer, are changed in weewx.conf.

-tk

On Sat, Mar 16, 2019 at 10:34 AM kobuki <nls...@gmail.com> wrote:

> I've just upgraded to WeeWx 3.9.1 from 3.7.1. No problems at all, it
> picked up the old config and went on running without a hitch. The new
> default skin is a bit better than the old one, though I'm not using it yet,
> for reasons outlined below.
>
> So, I was happy to see that many labels and metrics are templated and can
> be defined in weewx.conf, but unfortunately not all. I would still need to
> edit the templates by hand to fully translate them to my own language. What
> is the recommended method for that? Is it possible to just add new labels
> and their translations and refer to them like the rest of them available in
> the weewx.conf sample? Like $obs.label.barometer, $obs.label.rain, etc. The
> section headers on the left side of the web page or the Almanac, for
> instance, still need translation. What is the current recommended way to
> translate them? Is it planned to allow a user to define them, or even
> arbitrary labels for use in templates, inside weewx.conf? It would be great
> to have something like $custom.label.xxx at least for a centralized
> definition.
>
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