Opened 10 years ago
Last modified 8 weeks ago
#27919 accepted defect (bug)
Similar strings for media modal
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Milestone: | 6.5 | Priority: | normal |
Severity: | normal | Version: | 3.9 |
Component: | Media | Keywords: | early has-patch |
Focuses: | administration, ui-copy | Cc: |
Description
There are some strings which we use for the same action from different modal windows:
- "Attachment Display Settings" x "Display Settings" - same settings from different windows
- "Edit Image" x "Edit Original" - same link from different windows
- "There are no associated subtitles." - should be "items", I guess (can be inserted also other things then subtitles).
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Change History (10)
#2
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10 years ago
OK, I understand "Edit Image" x "Edit Original", it makes sense.
But "Display Settings" are a little bit different, I guess. Both strings are related to custom occurence of one attachment. I can set values when inserting or when editing, but still the same action. I would remove word "Attachment" and everybody will still understand what "Display Settings" mean.
#4
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10 years ago
There are four strings:
← Cancel Audio Playlist
← Cancel Video Playlist
← Cancel Gallery
Cancel Edit (for image, audio and video files)
1) Cancel Edit is missing ←
2) First 3 strings actually does not cancel anything. It is not possible to cancel gallery by clicking on it, it only closes modal window, gallery is still in editor. So "← Cancel Edit" would be better, I guess.
We could remove 3 strings and use only "← Cancel Edit" for everything. Or we should add also Cancel Video, Cancel Audio and Cancel Image for consistency.
#5
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8 years ago
- Component changed from I18N to Text Changes
- Focuses administration added
- Keywords needs-patch early added; 4.0-early removed
#7
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5 months ago
These points are still valid:
If you ask me, I'd change at least:
There are no associated subtitles ➜ There are no associated tracks
Align ➜ Alignment
← Cancel XY ➜ ← Cancel Edit
That one is a proper change. The other two, however, are by design, as you are editing the *original* attachment, not the particular image, and you're dealing with the particular image's display settings, not the attachment's.