Waylan Limberg

> MkDocs includes jquery after the page content with it's own theme and all of the bootstrap themes. The readthedocs theme however includes jquery before the page content. I've been...

@marcelstoer I have to agree that the discussion on #617 is not what I would have envisioned for multi-language docs either. Despite the fact that that discussion links to multiple...

> As documented only a second level of navigation is currently supported. This hurts a lot because that one level is already "wasted" by the localization sub trees. I believe...

It should be noted that the search documentation states: > While search does support using multiple languages together, it is best not to add additional languages unless you really need...

@ultrabug thanks for sharing. Be sure to list your plugin on the [wiki][1] so others can find it. The wiki is publicly editable so you can add it yourself. [1]:...

I don't want to create an argument of internationalization vs. localization. However it would be good for our users if terms were used consistently. Wikipedia [states][1]: > Internationalization is the...

> In my circles we use... That's the problem. We are all in different circles. The Wikipedia article I linked to even goes on to acknowledge that various different large...

> before I do invest time in this I'd like to get a feeling of how much you'd like this feature (whatever its name) built into mkdocs As you posted...

I am excited to announce that theme localization has just been added in #2299 and will be available in version 1.2.0 of MkDocs! Of course, that does not address translation...

Thanks. I wonder if we should be running the tests against the tarball (or a wheel) to make sure this sort of thing is caught. And if so, what the...