Ye Olde Inn

I've just completed a major structural update to the Homepages that I began many moons ago. Each language now has its own domain. This will make it easier for visitors to know which part of the homepage they're on, especially if the page hasn't been translated yet.

If anyone has HTML knowledge and can translate portions of the homepage, let me know. With the new structure I can now provide access to a single language section for an individual who is willing to translate (and again, has some basic HTML knowledge).

I've tried my best to double-check all the links on all the pages for every language. However, chances are still pretty high that I've made a mistake somewhere. If you discover a broken link or missing image on the Homepages (with the exception of the Agins Inn Archives), please let me know by posting in the Dead Links thread.

Now that I have this major project complete, I can move on to other projects that were put on hold until this was complete. Like working on getting the Japanese resources online, and finally getting around to uploading fan content, other resources, and continuing with various translation projects. *cough*TMU finish translating*cough*

Hello drathe, i'm interested for the french part

Do you still need Dutch translations? I have basic html knowledge.

Maike05 wrote:Hello drathe, i'm interested for the french part

Sjeng wrote:Do you still need Dutch translations? I have basic html knowledge.

Thanks for the interest in helping out. I will PM more information to each of you later in the week. There's lots of translations still needed for every language but English and Italian.

I'll do the ebonics part:
"Yooz be da' Wiz boyee. You gots da' pow'r to throw all kindsa weird spells and stuff. But ina throwdown, you a busta! Man, you can't even wear the right threads! Dat's why you betta shoot that stuff straight and duck outta da way of them throws."
See?

We don't currently have an ebonics section. However, I'll keep your name on file should we see demand for it in the future.

One a related note, there used to be an add-on for Firefox called "Bork Bork Bork" that translated websites into Swedish Chef. It was great fun. Sadly, the developer could not keep up with Mozilla's rash of updates the last couple years and my Internet browsing Borks no more.

drathe wrote:Now that I have this major project complete, I can move on to other projects that were put on hold until this was complete. Like working on getting the Japanese resources online, and finally getting around to uploading fan content, other resources, and continuing with various translation projects. *cough*TMU finish translating*cough*

I got this school thing going on so I haven't even been very active on the forum side lately I also got this girl IN school wich makes it even harder

Girls tend to do that. Make it hard, I mean.

Oh, I'm thinking of at least 13 inappropriate comments right now.

knightkrawler wrote:Oh, I'm thinking of at least 13 inappropriate comments right now.

Be sure to keep him why from fraterla93's new quest pack.