# LANGUAGE translation of Drupal (general) # Copyright YEAR NAME # Generated from files: # pagination.module,v 1.1.2.22 2009/02/21 02:47:36 mundowen # pagination.info,v 1.1.2.1 2008/10/20 06:52:50 mundowen # pagination.install,v 1.1.2.7 2009/02/19 04:53:23 mundowen # #, fuzzy msgid "" msgstr "" "Project-Id-Version: PROJECT VERSION\n" "POT-Creation-Date: 2009-02-27 14:29-0500\n" "PO-Revision-Date: YYYY-mm-DD HH:MM+ZZZZ\n" "Last-Translator: NAME \n" "Language-Team: LANGUAGE \n" "MIME-Version: 1.0\n" "Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8\n" "Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit\n" "Plural-Forms: nplurals=INTEGER; plural=EXPRESSION;\n" #: pagination.module:39 msgid "

Each node type (Page, Story, etc...) may be set to paginate automatically (separated by an arbitrary number of words per page), or manually, by using either custom page breaks within your content, or @tag tags.

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  • Default paging: Use Drupal's default pager to show pagination.
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  • Table of contents: Use a Table of Contents to show pagination.
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  • Default + ToC: Display both default pager and table of contents.
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In addition, the Table of Contents may be displayed as a block.

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Pagination (Node) allows the main content of arbitrary node types (Page, Story, etc...) to be paginated according to one of three methods:

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  • Method 1: Content is paginated by a selectable \"words per page\" count.
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  • Method 2: Content is paginated by manual breaks, inserted by the content creator.
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  • Method 3: Content is paginated by manual breaks, based on @h3 tags.
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Method 1 allows for quick and easy pagination, and is ideal for users who are looking to have their longer content split into multiple pages with the least amount of hassle. Just select the \"words per page\" threshold for a particular content type, and all existing and future nodes of that type will be automatically paginated accordingly.

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Methods 2 and 3 allow for fine-tuned control over pagination breaks, useful for content creators who need to set specific break points in their content.

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note: To use Method 3 pagination, make sure @h3 tags are allowed under your Input Filters.

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Pager Display

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Pagination (Node) offers two styles of pager display. The default display uses Drupal's pagination, which shows as a collection of page numbers, including typical pager controls (such as next page, previous page, etc...). In addition to that, Pagination (Node) allows administrators to utilize a \"Table of Contents\" style list, which creates an index of pages, mapped to an optional page name. Content types may be adjusted to display the default pager, the table of contents pager, or both simultaneously.

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The \"Table of Contents\" may also be displayed as a block.

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Page Headings

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If a particular Content type is set to display a \"Table of Contents\" style list, page headings may be added for each page under any method. Methods 2 and 3 offer the more straight forward approaches, as content creators can add the page heading specifically in the page break: ie. [ header = Sample Page Header ] or @h3Sample Page Header@h3end. Regardless of paging method chosen, pages which do not have a specific title set will default to \"Page x\" within the table of contents. The only exception is the first page, which will always be the original title of the content.

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To set page titles under method 1, content creators may enter a collection of page titles while creating / updating their content. The interface will show the expected number of pages the content will have, and content creators may add a page titles (one per line) to match that number. The page estimate will be updated periodically while content is being added or updated.

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Theming Notes

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The default pager will respect alterations via the theme_pager hook. The table of contents may likewise be modified. Table of contents links are handled through theme_item_list. In addition, the ToC may be modified by the presence of a toc.tpl.php file in your theme. The ToC is a container (id=\"pagination-toc\"), while the ToC menu may be styled based on their respective classes (class=\"pagination-toc-list\" and class=\"pagination-toc-item\").

" msgstr "" #: pagination.module:99 msgid "No pagination" msgstr "" #: pagination.module:100 msgid "Manual break - custom" msgstr "" #: pagination.module:101 msgid "Manul break -

" msgstr "" #: pagination.module:110 msgid "Default paging" msgstr "" #: pagination.module:111 msgid "Default paging + Table of Contents" msgstr "" #: pagination.module:112;211;311 msgid "Table of Contents" msgstr "" #: pagination.module:131 msgid "Disable pagination for a specific node" msgstr "" #: pagination.module:132 msgid "Place the node ids of nodes you wish to avoid pagination. Separate multiple node ids. ex: \"1, 5, 7\" will ignore nodes 1, 5, and 7" msgstr "" #: pagination.module:137 msgid "Provide a \"Show full page\" link" msgstr "" #: pagination.module:138 msgid "Enable a \"Show full page\" link below the content." msgstr "" #: pagination.module:143 msgid "Set pagination" msgstr "" #: pagination.module:167 msgid "Pagination settings have been updated." msgstr "" #: pagination.module:174 msgid "Content type" msgstr "" #: pagination.module:174 pagination.info:0 msgid "Pagination" msgstr "" #: pagination.module:174 msgid "Pagination style" msgstr "" #: pagination.module:195 msgid "Table of Contents - Pagination" msgstr "" #: pagination.module:305 msgid "Pagination pager" msgstr "" #: pagination.module:306 msgid "Pager" msgstr "" #: pagination.module:310 msgid "Pagination Table of Contents" msgstr "" #: pagination.module:342 msgid "Show full page" msgstr "" #: pagination.module:342 msgid "Show paged" msgstr "" #: pagination.module:373;396 msgid "Page headers" msgstr "" #: pagination.module:380 msgid "If you would like your article to flow over more than one page, insert a page break within the body of your content at a convenient location:" msgstr "" #: pagination.module:381 msgid "ex. [ pagebreak ]" msgstr "" #: pagination.module:383 msgid "In addition, you may set a title for the specific page by using this syntax instead:" msgstr "" #: pagination.module:384 msgid "ex. [ header = My Section Title ]" msgstr "" #: pagination.module:388 msgid "Your article pages will break according to the presence of @tag tags. The contents of your @tag will be used as the page title." msgstr "" #: pagination.module:398 msgid "You may declare page headers here. The first line represents the title of the 2nd page. Note: the page estimate may be underestimated by one page (or so) in certain circumstances." msgstr "" #: pagination.module:400 msgid "
Current page estimate: 1 page (%words words per page)
" msgstr "" #: pagination.module:577 msgid "Go to page !page" msgstr "" #: pagination.module:590 msgid "Table of Contents:" msgstr "" #: pagination.module:627 msgid "Page 1" msgstr "" #: pagination.module:651;669;683 msgid "Page !num" msgstr "" #: pagination.module:23 msgid "Pagination (Node)" msgstr "" #: pagination.module:24 msgid "Allow for arbitrary nodes to be paginated." msgstr "" #: pagination.module:0 msgid "pagination" msgstr "" #: pagination.install:25 msgid "Extends the {node_type} table with a pagination value." msgstr "" #: pagination.install:31 msgid "The {node_type} to enable pagination on." msgstr "" #: pagination.install:38 msgid "The approximate number of words per page while paginating." msgstr "" #: pagination.install:45 msgid "The paging display style." msgstr "" #: pagination.install:54;90 msgid "Allows storage of page headers for a specific node under automatic paging." msgstr "" #: pagination.install:61;97 msgid "The node id associated with the stored page headers." msgstr "" #: pagination.install:66;102 msgid "A serialized array of headers associated with a specific node id." msgstr "" #: pagination.info:0 msgid "Allows arbitrary nodes to be paginated based automatic or manual paging" msgstr ""