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  1. Jon Buckner
    Jon Buckner
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  3. Monday, 04 August 2014
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Hi All

PRE-QUESTION -------
If there is anyone able to give a little clarification that would be great:

LANGUAGE FILES

There seems to be quite a few of them:

With the Framework comes two sets:

- tpl_t3_bs3_blank/language

- plg_system_t3/language

and we end up with

- my_template/language as well...

I read that I needed to change the template/language files for ThemeMagic when creating new parameters, but it seems we need to edit the " my_template/language " files for the existing ones (well, for changing 'Typo' in ThemeMagic I had to...


ACTUAL QUESTION --------
Is there a rule of them or guide or advice or tips to using the language files with T3 Framework and Joomla?

Most appreciated

Jon
  1. ThemeMagic
  2. template customization
  3. t3_bs3_blank
  4. override
  5. v.2.3.0
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Gardner Luna
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Hi Jon,

To change language, you can implement in the "your_site_root_folder\language\en-GB\en-GB.tpl_t3_bs3_blank.ini" so that you can see the changes immediately in your template. After that you can copy the file to the folder "templates\your_template\language".

Gardner.
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Jon Buckner
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So I have got my head round it for a little bit:

tpl_t3_bs3_blank.ini

is the file that becomes the language file in
my_template/language/

So overrides need to be made here as would normally be the case.
Joomla's 'Language manager' can do it's thing here as well.

Funky
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