Post reaction emote names: please add feature for discourse to have forum reactions translated.
Scheme names currently not localized:
On bottom footer too
Dark mode scheme theme names currently not localized:
Uploaded image while creating topic has not translated description text “image”.
Localizable categories & subcategories: please add feature for admins to have their forum categories and subcategories translated, like optional setting.
Localizable tags: please add feature for admins to have their forum tags translated, like optional setting.
Translations should do in themes/colors. Those are more or less same thing than with other names, not general words.
I don’t think it’s possible to translate these. What strings would you put for this, since it could be any word in the world?
Note that this isn’t a Translator (plugin).
I’ve tagged this translation and moved it to Translations category. It’s a confusing topic. @blueberry can you update the title and first post to be more clear what you are asking for? In future, please don’t add multiple replies in sequence - it’s easier on others if you put everything you want to say in one post. I have merged them for you.
I think the ask is to localize more of this website, meta.discourse.org. Currently only the interface language can be changed as on any Discourse site that allows it, but the content itself is all in english.
I do notice that some of the items you mention are in our software.
These cannot be localized and I don’t see there being a change here:
- reactions (uses emojis which appear not to be localizable)
- name of uploaded file (this depends on the filename and can be adjusted by you during upload)
These also cannot be localized and are content. You are right that it would be helpful to allow these to be localizable:
- tag title and description
- category title and description
Do you think this could be part of the core? I can also think of a theme, similar to category-icons and tag-icons where you can add an icon to these. So you could also translate them.