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fix(docs) set proper language for codeblocks in lang/readme.md

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2023-04-03 21:45:53 +08:00
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@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ The translation of Jitsi Meet is handled editing manually the language files.
You can use the `update-translation.js` script as follows to help you with that: You can use the `update-translation.js` script as follows to help you with that:
```js ```sh
cd lang cd lang
node update-translation.js main-es.json node update-translation.js main-es.json
``` ```
@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ You can add translatable text in the HTML:
* **via attribute on HTML element** - add **data-i18n** attribute with value the key of the translatable text. * **via attribute on HTML element** - add **data-i18n** attribute with value the key of the translatable text.
``` ```html
<span data-i18n="dialog.OK">OK</span> <span data-i18n="dialog.OK">OK</span>
``` ```
@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ You can add translatable text in the HTML:
You can also use APP.translation.generateTranslationHTML(key, options) to get this HTML code as Javascript string. You can also use APP.translation.generateTranslationHTML(key, options) to get this HTML code as Javascript string.
``` ```js
APP.translation.generateTranslationHTML("dialog.OK") // returns <span data-i18n="dialog.OK">OK</span> APP.translation.generateTranslationHTML("dialog.OK") // returns <span data-i18n="dialog.OK">OK</span>
``` ```
@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ You can add translatable text in the HTML:
**Note:** If you dynamically add HTML elements don't forget to call APP.translation.translateElement(jquery_selector) to translate the text initially. **Note:** If you dynamically add HTML elements don't forget to call APP.translation.translateElement(jquery_selector) to translate the text initially.
``` ```js
APP.translation.translateString("dialog.OK") // returns the value for the key of the current language file. "OK" for example. APP.translation.translateString("dialog.OK") // returns the value for the key of the current language file. "OK" for example.
``` ```