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Dictionary
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To install, place the entire dictionary folder into your modules directory.
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Go to Administer -> Site building -> Modules and enable the Dictionary module.
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First go to Administer -> User management -> Permissions and set administer and
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access permissions as required.
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Now go to Administer -> Content management -> Dictionary. Create at least one
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language and at least one item. Then test by adding a translation for the items
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into the languages.
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Next go to Create content -> Dictionary term. Create a node for one of your
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dictionary items.
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Finally go to Administer -> Menu -> Navigation and enable the Dictionary menu item.
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Now visit the dictionary page.
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You will see a search box, in which you can search for terms. Note that you can only
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find translations of terms that have an associated 'Dictionary term' page.
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Next comes a form where you can specify two languages. After submitting all terms in
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one language will be translated to the other. For all items where a Dictionary term
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page was created, the term in the source language (on the left) links to that page.
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If you want all translations for an item to be listed on 'Dictionary term' pages, then
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copy the node-dictionary_term.tpl.php file to your theme directory. You can then also
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customize how these pages are displayed. The dictionary page itself can be customised by
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copying the dictionary.tpl.php to your theme directory and modifying it.
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Maintainers
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The Dictionary was developed by:
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Sara Adams (http://www.sara-adams.de)
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The Dictionary is currently being maintained by:
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Sara Adams
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