User talk:Adameus2290
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-- WelcomeBOT (talk) 06:45, 21 March 2018 (UTC)
Welcome, and some pointers
Hello there.
I noticed you have started translating articles to Hungarian. That's great; the Hungarian side of the Wiki really needs more translations.
While I can't tell the quality of your translations, as I don't speak your language (though I trust you are doing a good job), I have seen some mistakes in them.
Links: You have not been "translating" links properly. With links that use [[ ]]
, you should add /lang
(in your case /hu
) after the destination's name, but always before any sections' names.
- Example:
[[Pyro#Primary]]
→[[Pyro/hu#Elsődleges]]
Note: Some articles use anchors in their sections, so translating those might not be necessary. Always check the destination to make sure if they use them or not.
For links to articles about items and updates, you can use {{item link}}
and {{update link}}
instead of [[Degreaser/hu|Zsíroldó]]
or [[Smissmas 2016/hu|Galácsony 2016]]
(just make sure to keep the English name, or it won't work).
- These also have a
name
variant (in place oflink
) that translates the item's/update's name without creating a link.{{item name}}
also works with names of styles and Unusual effects. For War Paints and Decorated weapons, it's{{decorated name}}
(nolink
version).
Wikipedia links are a bit more annoying. Instead of adding /hu
at the end of the link, you have to add hu:
right after wikipedia
/w
. The name of the destination will most likely also need to be changed.
- Example:
[[w:United States of America|USA]]
→[[w:hu:Amerikai Egyesült Államok|Egyesült Államok]]
- Tip: If you can't find a version of the Wikipedia link in your language, just add
{{lang icon|en}}
right after.
Infobox: Most infobox parameters have automatic translations; those that don't often use templates that do. For example, the "availability" parameter does not use automatic translating, but {{avail}}
does. If you see any links not being made through templates, they need to be "translated" as shown above.
The loadout section of the infobox is the opposite; almost all of its parameters need to be translated, the most notable exceptions being "quality" and "grade" (for example, if "grade = Commando", don't change it to "grade = Kommandós").
I believe this is all. Sorry for throwing so much information at you. :B
With all that said, welcome to the Team Fortress Wiki. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask me or any other contributors (which can be easily found in the Wiki's IRC channel).
- BrazilianNut (talk) 13:09, 19 April 2020 (UTC)