Comments on: Multilingual blogs and language choices http://www.franontanaya.com/blog/2008-02-14/multilingual-blogs-and-language-choices/ Diario de un escritor demasiado pobre, demasiado joven y demasiado poco posmodernista. Sun, 07 Sep 2008 20:58:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Fran Ontanaya http://www.franontanaya.com/blog/2008-02-14/multilingual-blogs-and-language-choices/#comment-1178 Fran Ontanaya Sat, 01 Mar 2008 13:30:49 +0000 http://www.franontanaya.com/blog/2008-02-14/multilingual-blogs-and-language-choices/#comment-1178 Hi! I agree, that when the visitor's language isn't detected they are often too scared of all the foreign language gibberish to notice a little text link. But, in those cases when users are landed in the proper language version for their browser settings the icon may not be necessary any longer. Hi!

I agree, that when the visitor’s language isn’t detected they are often too scared of all the foreign language gibberish to notice a little text link. But, in those cases when users are landed in the proper language version for their browser settings the icon may not be necessary any longer.

]]> By: Monika http://www.franontanaya.com/blog/2008-02-14/multilingual-blogs-and-language-choices/#comment-1177 Monika Sat, 01 Mar 2008 10:30:56 +0000 http://www.franontanaya.com/blog/2008-02-14/multilingual-blogs-and-language-choices/#comment-1177 Hi yes are right- but - I offer WP themes - so I I had to write articles in english. But my Website is not a bilingual website. First I tried without flags. "This article in english" *dieser Artikel in deutsch". 45% my users haven't found the correct page. Now I'm using flags and this sentences and users find their language. To use flags is hard for me because I'm from Austria - but *my * flag is not so common than the flag from Germany. ;) Users would like to find all in "one second" - sometimes I'm sure to read three or five words more is too long. ;) And after this comment you know why my blog is not bilingual. The grammer of css, xhtml, php is easier than english grammer ;) have a nice day Monika Hi
yes are right- but - I offer WP themes - so I I had to write articles in english. But my Website is not a bilingual website. First I tried without flags. “This article in english” *dieser Artikel in deutsch”. 45% my users haven’t found the correct page.

Now I’m using flags and this sentences and users find their language.

To use flags is hard for me because I’m from Austria - but *my * flag is not so common than the flag from Germany. ;)

Users would like to find all in “one second” - sometimes I’m sure to read three or five words more is too long. ;)

And after this comment you know why my blog is not bilingual. The grammer of css, xhtml, php is easier than english grammer ;)

have a nice day
Monika

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