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In my language files under site/languages, e.g. de.php I have organized my translation strings into certain groups like this:
'translations' => [
// topics
'agroforst' => 'Agroforst',
[...]
// Filter Betriebszweige
'weinbau' => 'Weinbau',
[...]
// Filter Grundsätze
'integrierte_produktion' => 'Integrierte Produktion',
[...]
// Standorte
'ch' => 'Schweiz',
[...]
// Sprachen
'de' => 'Deutsch',
[...]
// Event Detail
'kurzbeschrieb' => 'Kurzbeschrieb',
[...]
// Event Übersicht
'mo' => 'Mo',
[...]
Within the panel under languages they come ordered alphabetically. Which doesn’t make any sense to me. I would prefer to translate them contextually.
I would like to edit all days of the week, one after the other, instead of going through random strings like this:
| ‘String’ => ‘translation’, | |
|---|---|
| ‘agroforst’ => ‘Agroforst’, | |
| ‘ch’ => ‘Schweiz’, | |
| ‘de’ => ‘Deutsch’, | |
| ‘integrierte_produktion’ => ‘Integrierte Produktion’, | |
| ‘kurzbeschrieb’ => ‘Kurzbeschrieb’, | |
| ‘mo’ => ‘Mo’, | |
| ‘weinbau’ => ‘Weinbau’, |
Is there a way to leave the order like they are entered in the php file, which would already make more sense, or to group them somehow?
Cheers
Stefan