Closed karindalziel closed 3 years ago
A couple solutions for this:
One would be to show the language in its own language: Español / English / 日本語, for example Another would be to write the language in the current language: Spanish / English / Japanese, for example
I'm tempted to say we should go for the first one, since after some looking around that appears to be the most common scenario. We could use the yaml files and so if anybody needed to alter them for a specific site, it would not be difficult to change the display.
On the family letters website, google was trying to translate the "ES/EN" toggle as "IT IS/IN"
I overwrite the template there with the following, but we should change in orchid (then we can remove that template in family letters)
I'm just adding the "notranslate" class to the buttons.
(this may also be indicative of lang attributes being set incorrectly/not being set somewhere, so experiment to see if we can fix in other ways)
another wayt to fix this may just be to spell out the whole language