trans

Translate static content using the loaded dictionary or gettext strings.	attr find value as attribute eval evaluate a RubyLess expression text, t RubyLess evaluated string.
see attr, eval, load, text, t, zena 1.0

You can use the content of the inner html as key for the translation:

<h3 do='trans'>documents list</h3>

If your translation keys do not correspond to the template’s dummy text, you should use text:

<h3 do='t' text='doc_list'>documents list</h3>

or even:

<h3 do='t("doc_#{ref_lang}")'>english docs</h3>

You can create your own translations by writing them in a node. The translations are loaded with the “load” method.

If you want to link to a page but have a static text instead of the node’s title, you have to use translate:

<span do='link' anchor='comments' do='t'>comments</span>

We force the use of do='t' so that we can keep dummy text in templates for the designers.

You can translate the result of a RubyLess parsing with either of these syntaxes (v is an alias for version):

<p do='trans' eval='v.lang'/>
<p do='trans(v.lang)'/>