Extension talk:Firefox toolbar/LQT Archive 1

How can I add new strings? I need special characters ¿, ¡, ñ, and Ñ. Also, characters not needed in some language can be deleted (or rearranged) without breaking the code? Aburayama


 * The special characters list is not yet configurable so you currently can't change the available special characters. I hope to have configurable special characters available in version 0.6. --Bananeweizen 12:53, 10 Nov 2004 (UTC)

Oh, that's nice. I interested translating to ja, do I need translate only 3 files?--PiaCarrot 13:33, 2004 Nov 11 (UTC)

Question; How can I include a line between the templates? This is to separated differend types of templates. --Walter 22:06, 13 Nov 2004 (UTC)
 * I've just added support for that. See article for details. --Bananeweizen 20:32, 15 Nov 2004 (UTC)

What language does actually use »...« as quotation marks ? I hope it was no mistake, but if you don't mind, could you add «...», for the French wikipedians ? (French is not a so minor language that it would not deserve having its own special characters or is it ?) --Aldoo

zh-TW version edited, please readopt:)
Many thanks to Xyb for his translating and localizing into Chinese. However, since he is China-based, there are some usage differeces between Mandarin glossary of China and of Taiwan respectively, a situation quite similar to the difference between British and American English in some words, which can't be erased by simply conversion from Simplified Chinese characters into Traditional Chinese characters, so I have reviewed his translation and modified the zh-TW version done by Xyb. We would appreciate a lot if you could adopt this modified version for the zh-TW locale of Firefox Wikipedia extension, which I find really useful:) MilchFlasche

Hebrew and RTL
I might want to translate the extension to Hebrew. The question is, how will it work with RTL alignment? I'm not a programmer, and I don't want to start things that are too complicated. If there is no problem with RTL alignment, and it's just like every other language, let me know and I'll start to work.