Estonian translation pack for WordPress 2.x by Kaido Kikkas Version 1.5 December 24, 2008 Includes translations for ========================= * the main WP 2.x environment (/wp-content/languages/et.mo) * the default theme /wp-content/themes/default-et/) Note: TinyMCE is not added since WordPress 2.5 as it is included in the main translation now. To install ========== Step 1: Put the package to the root directory of a Wordpress installation and unpack it. Step 2: Locate the file wp-config.php in the same directory and open it in an editor. Find the row "define ('WPLANG', '');" and replace empty apostrophes with 'et', i.e. define ('WPLANG', 'et'). Step 3: Log in to the WordPress admin interface, open the theme management menu and change the theme to WordPress Default (Estonian). Step 4: Go to the Plugins menu in the admin interface and turn on the plugin Header Image Rotator (see below for more details). Step 5: There is no Step 5. :D Well, hopefully - all the necessary files should go to their proper places in the unpacking process. What was done during the install: ================================= * added the Estonian translation file et.mo to the wp-content/languages directory * added the translated default theme default-et to the wp-content/themes directory * added the header-image-rotator to the plugins directory, created the wp-content/header-images directory and copied the original kubrickheader.jpg header into it. Special notion: changing header images ====================================== The Wordpress 2.x default Kubrick theme (which is also used for the default Estonian theme in this package) contains a bug that does not allow changing the header image. Replacing the kubrickheader.jpg in the wp-content/themes/default-et/images does not work. The workaround is to use the Header Image Rotator plugin by Matthew Hough (http://www.mhough.com) which is originally meant to swap header images on the run but can equally well be used to display a single image. The package contains and installs the plugin (version 1.1 - see the website above for future upgrades!) and the user should just turn it on during the install. The plugin is located in wp-content/plugins/header-image-rotator and the header image(s) go to wp-content/header-images. By default, it only contains the original kubrickheader.jpg - replacing it with your custom image works OK. Adding more images to the directory will also allow you to use the intended functionality of the plugin and rotate the images. Version history =============== December 24, 2008 - a quite notable revision (~500 lines) for WordPress 2.7 July 16, 2008 - a notable revision (~1000 lines) for WordPress 2.6 April 4, 2008 - a major retranslation (about 3000 lines of code) for WordPress 2.5 September 27, 2007 - 1.2: a minor rewrite for WordPress 2.3 July 9, 2007 - 1.1: solved the header problem by adding the Header Image Rotator plugin as a workaround; some minor corrections. July 4, 2007 - 1.0: the initial version for WordPress 2.2 Have fun! Kaido