I don't know if this is an issue with this plugin or with mkdocs-material, but I'm running into issues with this plugin using different language codes than mkdocs-material expects.
For example, if I use five character language codes here like he_IL, mkdocs-material doesn't understand what he_IL is because it is expecting he, and so RTL directionality doesn't get set properly and mkdocs-material isn't localized.
On the other hand, if I try to use languages codes that mkdocs-material does understand, I run into issues with languages like Chinese (Traditional) which mkdocs-material expects to be zh-Hant, but this plugin considers zh-Hant to be invalid.
I don't know if this is an issue with this plugin or with mkdocs-material, but I'm running into issues with this plugin using different language codes than mkdocs-material expects.
For example, if I use five character language codes here like
he_IL, mkdocs-material doesn't understand whathe_ILis because it is expectinghe, and so RTL directionality doesn't get set properly and mkdocs-material isn't localized.On the other hand, if I try to use languages codes that mkdocs-material does understand, I run into issues with languages like Chinese (Traditional) which mkdocs-material expects to be
zh-Hant, but this plugin considerszh-Hantto be invalid.