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- <span class="pagetitle">Chapter 5: Languages</span><br><br>\r
+ <span class="pagetitle">Chapter 5: Kiriwrite Page Format</span><br><br>\r
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-The language files that are used by Kiriwrite are stored in the 'lang' directory. The language filenames used are typically formatted as ISO 639-1 codes with the “local” dialect appened to it.<br><br>\r
+The Kiriwrite page format is the page format that is used internally for displaying the generated content from the presentation module.<br><br>\r
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-An example of this is English (British), as it is the English language it begins with the ISO 639-1 code of en and is then appended with -GB for the “local” dialect making it en-GB. Typically if it's a language specific for a country the local dialect is in capitals, while variations of the language are typically in small letters.<br><br>\r
+It is stored in the page.html file and can be changed to show the generated content from the presentation module in a different way. Typically the page format would be formatted as the style the presentation module would output.<br><br>\r
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-When translating Kiriwrite to another language, the default language of Kiriwrite is English (British). This is the en-GB.xml file in the 'lang' directory and will always contain the most recent language strings. However, if there are already completed and translated files in other languages, you can base the translation from that language if it is easier that way.<br><br>\r
+The content generated from the presentation module and other information (such as page title) can be inserted into the page.html file by using the tags below:<br><br>\r
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-The settings in the 'about' tag provide information about the language file. 'name' specifies the name of the language, 'creator' specifies who created the language file while 'mailaddress' specifies an e-mail address (if desired).<br><br>\r
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-The remaining tags contain all of the strings that are used within Kiriwrite.\r
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+ <td class="tableheading">Tag</td>\r
+ <td class="tableheading">Description</td>\r
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+ <td class="tabledata"><kiriwrite:menu></td>\r
+ <td class="tabledata">Writes the menu where this tag is specified.</td>\r
+ </tr>\r
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+ <td class="tabledata"><kiriwrite:imagespath></td>\r
+ <td class="tabledata">Writes the URI path the images directory.</td>\r
+ </tr>\r
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+ <td class="tabledata"><kiriwrite:title></td>\r
+ <td class="tabledata">Writes the title of the page.</td>\r
+ </tr>\r
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+ <td class="tabledata"><kiriwrite:pagedata></td>\r
+ <td class="tabledata">Writes the page data generated by the presentation module.</td>\r
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