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Currently, when you try to machine-translate websites in the Tour of Go, the code editor is also translated.
This is not ideal for learning code.
In this Issue, I propose to use the translate attribute in html.
By adding translate="no" to the code editor, the code will not be translated, but the explanations will be translated without problems.
(Note that the way of using this attribute with a code block is also how it is described in the specification.)
This addition would be helpful for learners who want to learn in a language that has no translations yet, or who are having trouble with incomplete translations.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Currently, when you try to machine-translate websites in the Tour of Go, the code editor is also translated.
This is not ideal for learning code.
In this Issue, I propose to use the
translate
attribute in html.By adding
translate="no"
to the code editor, the code will not be translated, but the explanations will be translated without problems.(Note that the way of using this attribute with a code block is also how it is described in the specification.)
This addition would be helpful for learners who want to learn in a language that has no translations yet, or who are having trouble with incomplete translations.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: