The CX template editor now allows the translator to control the templates in a fine-grained way. However, it's not possible to fully control templates inside <ref> tags, and it's very common to have various {{cite}} templates there. It must be possible to fully handle them the same way.
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| Status | Assigned | Task | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Open | None | T115045 ContentTranslation issues with references (tracking) | ||
| Resolved | Pginer-WMF | T152444 [Epic] Allow CX template editor to handle templates inside references / citations / footnotes |
- Mentioned In
- T99934: CX2: ContentTranslation adapts some references only partially
T139268: CX2: Citations templates are sometimes translated to useless markup (or empty) without content
T132871: Document how (if it is possible) we can avoid translation of the text output from templates
T129903: ContentTranslation leaves parts of the source templates in the translated text
Amire80 moved this task from Needs Triage to Bugs on the ContentTranslation board.Dec 5 2016, 8:15 PM
Amire80 moved this task from Backlog to Mark-up and post-edit overhead on the ContentTranslation-out-of-beta board.Feb 7 2017, 12:24 PM
Amire80 moved this task from Bugs to Epic and Trackers on the ContentTranslation board.May 9 2017, 5:31 PM
Amire80 renamed this task from Allow CX template editor to handle templates inside references / citations / footnotes to [Epic] Allow CX template editor to handle templates inside references / citations / footnotes.
Amire80 moved this task from Epic and Trackers to Template Improvements on the ContentTranslation board.
Arrbee edited projects, added CX-out-of-beta; removed ContentTranslation-out-of-beta, ContentTranslation.Jun 13 2018, 6:23 PM
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Comment ActionsThe template editor in the new version of Content translation supports recursively accessing templates inside other elements.