Theme support for yml files

[arufanov]

Hi!

-1.This is not problem, just question. I have not found more suitable place to put my questions. -2.There are yml files for trunslation and I am using it like this:

<%= link_to t("sitemap.mapitems.primary.common.about_us"), {:controller => '/welcome', :action => "about_us"}%>

Are you planning to provide a overloading text for theme? If yes, what exactly (I will try to help)?

Artem.

[lucasefe]

I really haven't thought about it... If you want, please elaborate about this issue, so I know what are thinking. I may be a god idea.

Thanks

[arufanov]

Hi!

-1.Sorry for delay. Internet wasn’t available for me. -2.Lets we have partition _logo.html.erb:

<%= link_to(image_tag("logos/mylogo.png", {:alt =>t("mylogo"), :title => t("mylogo")}), :controller => "/welcome") %>

and I would like to add a theme support. Currently I must create themes/theme1/views/_logo.html.erb like this:

<%= link_to(theme_image_tag("logos/mylogo.png", {:alt =>t("mylogo1"), :title => t("mylogo1")}), :controller => "/welcome") %>

This will give a new mylogo.png and new alt and title. If you add a new helper theme_t that gives text from theme local file then I may have only one partition like this:

<%= link_to(theme_image_tag("logos/mylogo.png", {:alt =>theme_t("mylogo "), :title => theme_t("my mylogo ")}), :controller => "/welcome") %>

This is quite simple example, that demonstrates what I need. But ideas behind is clear: you should allow supporting any content for theme including images and text resources. If you need more information let me know.

Sincerely yours, Artem Rufanov.

P.S. Have a goo day!