[html5] r1992 - [e] (0) Let's use a language where there is a clear word for 'photo' that doesn' [...]

Mon Aug 4 14:25:58 PDT 2008

Author: ianh
Date: 2008-08-04 14:25:58 -0700 (Mon, 04 Aug 2008)
New Revision: 1992

Modified:
   index
   source
Log:
[e] (0) Let's use a language where there is a clear word for 'photo' that doesn't sound like 'photo'... (credit: hs)

Modified: index
===================================================================

--- index	2008-08-04 21:02:47 UTC (rev 1991)
+++ index	2008-08-04 21:25:58 UTC (rev 1992)
@@ -16446,13 +16446,13 @@
   <div class=example>
    <p>The values given in the "<code title="">{...}</code>" syntax are
     intended for the user, they are not keywords. So, for instance, in a
-    Norwegian document, they would be in Norwegian. The following snippet
-    shows how a photo might be marked up on a Norwegian-language photo upload
-    site, when the user has not provided any replacement text:</p>
+    Finnish document, they would be in Finnish. The following snippet shows
+    how a photo might be marked up on a Finnish-language photo upload site,
+    when the user has not provided any replacement text:</p>
 
-   <pre><html lang="no">
+   <pre><html lang="fi">
  ...
- <strong><img src="b3525.jpeg" alt="{bilde}"></strong></pre>
+ <strong><img src="v3525.jpeg" alt="{valokuva}"></strong></pre>
   </div>
 
   <p class=note>Since some users cannot use images at all (e.g. because they

Modified: source
===================================================================
--- source	2008-08-04 21:02:47 UTC (rev 1991)
+++ source	2008-08-04 21:25:58 UTC (rev 1992)
@@ -14050,14 +14050,14 @@
 
    <p>The values given in the "<code title="">{...}</code>" syntax are
    intended for the user, they are not keywords. So, for instance, in
-   a Norwegian document, they would be in Norwegian. The following
-   snippet shows how a photo might be marked up on a
-   Norwegian-language photo upload site, when the user has not
-   provided any replacement text:</p>
+   a Finnish document, they would be in Finnish. The following snippet
+   shows how a photo might be marked up on a Finnish-language photo
+   upload site, when the user has not provided any replacement
+   text:</p>
 
-   <pre><html lang="no">
+   <pre><html lang="fi">
  ...
- <strong><img src="b3525.jpeg" alt="{bilde}"></strong></pre>
+ <strong><img src="v3525.jpeg" alt="{valokuva}"></strong></pre>
 
   </div>
 


