- No i18n? Blatantly false, it's built in. codex.wordpress.org/I18n_for_WordPress_Developers
$hello = __("Hello, dear user!");Same thing for date formats - codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/date_i18nNOTE: This comment was originally posted at StackOverflow.com by ceejayoz
- Not in templates.
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- A snippet from newest version, wp_content/themes/default/single.php: codepad.org/yU2Kaoe6
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- Nothing prevents you from using the l18n functions in theme templates. The theme I coauthored certainly does. tarski.googlecode.com/svn/translations/trunk
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- I know that nothing prevents me. But the default template doesn't have that. And given that it's ugly (IMHO, of course; I'm templating zealot ;)) PHP-with-HTML, then I'd like to be able to use default and have i18n at the same time. I can't, and that's what I was referring to, not to the lack of i18n capabilities in the core.
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- OK, so by "not in templates", you meant "it's not implemented in some specific templates". That's a rather significant difference.
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- I've edited my answer, I hope this is clearer.
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- Much better. Thanks! :-)
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