About German (de-DE)
German (de_DE) language pack for ProcessWire
| Category | Language Packs A full language definition for the ProcessWire admin, used by ProcessWire's Language Support modules. |
|---|---|
| Release State | Stable Should be safe for use in production environments. * |
| Author |  jmartsch |
| Module Version | 3.0.34 |
| Class Name | Deutsch |
| Compatibility | 2.3, 2.4, 2.5, 2.6, 2.7, 3.0 |
| Date Added | November 17, 2018 |
| Recommended By | New recommendations may take up to 1 day to appear. |
Instructions
To install a language pack, you must have the ProcessWire Language Support module installed. This is included with ProcessWire, so all you have to do is click to Modules > Language > Language Support > install. Once you have Language Support installed, you can install this language pack by going to Setup > Languages > Add New Language. Enter a title and name for the language and save. Next, you can install the files for the language pack. If your system supports ZIP uploads, you can simply drag the ZIP file for the language pack into the files field. If your system doesn't support ZIP uploads, then you'll want to unzip the language pack and drag the JSON files (as a group, or individually) into the files field. Save. Now you can test out the new language by editing our profile and selecting the new language.
README
German language pack for ProcessWire
German (de_DE) language pack for ProcessWire.Uses formal language ("Sie").
The repository will (try to) be up to date with the most recent stable version of ProcessWire. For use with a dev version use the dev branch.
Language packs for (some) older versions of ProcessWire are available on the releases page of this repository.
Installation
To install a language pack, you must have the ProcessWire Language Support module installed. This is included with ProcessWire, so all you have to do is click to Modules > Language > Language Support > install.
Once you have Language Support installed, you can install this language pack by going to Setup > Languages > Add New Language. Enter a title and name for the language and save.
Next, you can install the files for the language pack. If your system supports ZIP uploads, you can simply drag the ZIP file for the language pack into the files field. If your system doesn't support ZIP uploads, then you'll want to unzip the language pack and drag the JSON files (as a group, or individually) into the files field. Save.
Now you can test out the new language by editing our profile and selecting the new language.
Menu items are translated after you log out and log in again.
Big thanks to yellowled and nico for their initial work.
Comments
No comments yet. Be the first to post!
Post a Comment
Your e-mail is kept confidential and not included with your comment. Website is optional.