Hi oliverbar,
Thank you for the offer ??
The simplest way to do that, I think, is to pick one of the existing .po files and to make a new one for Spanish:
– In the folder “languages” there are some files with the extension .po or .mo.
– Duplicate sf-auc-fr_FR.po for example and name the file sf-auc-es_ES.po.
– Now you have to edit this file with a text editor (the simplest one will do the trick):
You will see some things like that:
#: sf-auc-admin.inc.php:70
msgid "Authors page base"
msgstr "Préfixe des pages auteur"
The first line is just a comment, forget it.
The second line is the English text to translate, leave it as it is.
The third line is the translation (in French here) of the previous line: replace the text with the Spanish translation.
When you see this: %s %d %1$s, keep them in your translation, it’s a kind of marker to say “there will be some other text later here”. For example with “Leave empty for default value: %s”: %s will be replaced later with the default value of the field.
– Save, it’s done.
– In fact, WordPress uses the .mo files, it’s a compiled form of the .po files. If you want you can try to make it with poEdit. Otherwise, just post a link to download the .po file and I’ll do the .mo file (it’s just “open/save” if there’s no error in the file).
Thank you.
Greg
