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kkaefer’s picture

Category: task » bug

It's actually a bug

kkaefer’s picture

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Changed some strings as well to account recent changes (i.e. blocks are not longer restricted to sidebars).

kkaefer’s picture

Title: Remove information about moderation from help page » Clean up help.module front page
Version: x.y.z » 5.x-dev
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Updated.

webchick’s picture

Title: Clean up help.module front page » String freeze: Clean up help.module front page

Patch that impacts the string freeze. Changing status to critical task. Will try and review tomorrow when I am more awake.

webchick’s picture

Category: bug » task
Priority: Normal » Critical
RobRoy’s picture

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The previous patch introduced some typos and funky wording. This improves those typos and improves the help text.

drumm’s picture

Status: Needs review » Needs work

I think 'Further' can be left out.

<p> should go outside t() on the last part (the one that is only one sentence).

Gurpartap Singh’s picture

Status: Needs work » Needs review
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<p> doesn't need to go out of t(), it's multi-line text. Also, restored the "Futher ..." line. Rest is same as appears in above patches.

drumm’s picture

Status: Needs review » Active

Committed to HEAD.

'node' should be replaced with 'post' and/or 'content.'

kkaefer’s picture

I don’t think that ‘node’ should be replaced with something else. Users might see that term somewhere and will look it up on the help page.

drumm’s picture

Any UI text that mentions 'node' is a bug. node should strictly be an API term.

webchick’s picture

Er. But this is a glossary? Surely it makes sense to mention it here? There's help for "Node" module listed at the top; it's reasonable to assume that someone might see that and wonder, "What's a node?" What better place to find the answer to this question than in the glossary?

webchick’s picture

Further, "node" is in all content URLs, which is as "user-facing text" as you can get. Again, it makes sense to have a definition here.

drumm’s picture

Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

Okay.