I want to use serbian language in ngx-bootstrap datepicker but as I see it's not supported yet. Is there any way to set up for example "EN" locale if serbian or any other locale missing?
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In the documentation of VueForm Multiselect I see that it says "To use with Tailwind you need to import images to tailwind and then the theme in your component".
Which is fine, but the documentation says nothing else? I can't seem to grasp how do you use it with Tailwind and there's no information about this here or on the internet at all.
If changed locale to English, /en will be attached to the router.
So I used a conditional statement using a router.
// english
v-row(v-if="$route.path.includes('/en')")
// korean(default)
v-row(v-else)
The problem is...
i18n detects the language of the browser(if english) and shows English page to the user.
In this case, even though it is an English page, the condition I wrote does not apply because /en is not attached to the router.
Is there a way to set the condition in the language currently being shown, not the router condition?
I'm trying to implement new custom language in Vuetify, I want to translate vuetify datepicker months to my custom language. Is there a way to achieve this?
As clearly stated in the documentation
The date picker supports internationalization through the JavaScript Date object. Specify a BCP 47 language tag using the locale prop, and then set the first day of the week with the first-day-of-week prop
Specifically it is using Intl.DateTimeFormat to get localized month/date names. So the list of locales is not limited to the list of Vuetify localisations specified here and depends on the browser.
If you need something really special, lets say Klingon, you can override methods used to format dates via props - specifically month-format, header-date-format and title-date-format
See both variants in the demo
I need to provide a language option (en/de) in just one of my components, currently for the captions in my app we use i18n and it works great, but this it content not captions. I am also aware of the option of lazy loading languages, the thing is that here I want the captions to remain in English but the content to have the option to be in German. What might be a good approach to achieving this?
To be clear, the German content will only be loaded later and it is only relevant for a single component and not the entire app, it also does not apply to captions.
With vue-i18n, you can provide a locale explicitly in your component in german:
https://kazupon.github.io/vue-i18n/api/#vue-injected-methods
$t('yourKey', 'de')
It also works with the directive: https://kazupon.github.io/vue-i18n/api/#v-t
You can load both languages, set english as the default language, and explicitly use german in your special component.
I'm using Dijit.dialog widget. I've set the "lang" attibute's value to en-US. But still when I hover on the Cancel button I see the tool tip in some other language. Can someone please help to change the default language of the widget? Thanks in advance.
Thanks,
Steve
Try setting djConfig.locale when you load dojo.js. Otherwise, the browser's default will be used to load localizations (navigator.language) Make sure to use all lowercase and treat it as a quoted string (e.g. "en-us") The 'lang' attribute on Widgets is only for edge cases where you want to specify something other than the declared locale for the page, and even then you'd need to specify it at load time using djConfig.extraLocale.
HTH