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===Simplifying synfig's wiki syntax===
 
===Simplifying synfig's wiki syntax===
  
The below pages were made when trying to understand how [[template:L]] works and what it does.  However, [[template:title]] has no effect on my test pages (maybe it only works in the main namespace, not in the userpage namespace), so this test is cancelled.
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The below pages were made when trying to understand how [[template:L]] works.  However, [[template:title]] has no effect on my test pages (maybe it only works in the main namespace, not in the userpage namespace), so this test was cancelled.
  
 
* [[User:Ciaran/sandbox]]
 
* [[User:Ciaran/sandbox]]
 
* [[User:Ciaran/test2/fr]]
 
* [[User:Ciaran/test2/fr]]
 
* [[User:Ciaran/test2]]
 
* [[User:Ciaran/test2]]
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[[Template:L]] can be seen working on, for example, the [[Main Page]].  In the English version, there is a link to <nowiki>{{l|User Documentation}}</nowiki> and that is displayed as "User Documentation".  In the French version ([[Main Page/fr]]) the link is also in English (<nowiki>{{l|User Documentation}}</nowiki>) but it is displayed as "Documentation Utilisateur".  That page ([[User Documentation/fr]]) has <nowiki>{{Title|Documentation Utilisateur}}</nowiki>, so that ''might'' be where the translation is coming from.  But, strangely, the title displayed for that page is "Glossaire"!
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Current thoughts: [[Template:L]] contains just "<nowiki>{{#link:{{{1}}}|{{{2|}}}}}</nowiki>".  So either "#link" recognises [[template:title]] or there is something being done by an extension such as MultilanguageSupport.

Revision as of 12:55, 6 January 2015

Hi,

I'm Ciarán O'Riordan. I have very little experience with Synfig.

I've a homepage here: http://ciaran.compsoc.com/

Notes to self

Simplifying synfig's wiki syntax

The below pages were made when trying to understand how template:L works. However, template:title has no effect on my test pages (maybe it only works in the main namespace, not in the userpage namespace), so this test was cancelled.

Template:L can be seen working on, for example, the Main Page. In the English version, there is a link to {{l|User Documentation}} and that is displayed as "User Documentation". In the French version (Main Page/fr) the link is also in English ({{l|User Documentation}}) but it is displayed as "Documentation Utilisateur". That page (User Documentation/fr) has {{Title|Documentation Utilisateur}}, so that might be where the translation is coming from. But, strangely, the title displayed for that page is "Glossaire"!

Current thoughts: Template:L contains just "{{#link:{{{1}}}|{{{2|}}}}}". So either "#link" recognises template:title or there is something being done by an extension such as MultilanguageSupport.