Twenty Twelve. It’s alive.
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Ze Fontainhas
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Twenty Twelve. It’s alive.
Andrew Nacin,
Gabriel Reguly,
Xavier, and 2 others are discussing. Toggle Comments
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SteveAgl 5:15 pm on February 8, 2012 Permalink |
I see it, but i see the theme’s string in the main language file too, you should remove them from there. please or we have to translate strings twice
Zé 5:25 pm on February 8, 2012 Permalink |
Not sure I follow…Got it. No worries, the potbot will remove those soonSteveAgl 5:41 pm on February 8, 2012 Permalink |
Thanks a lot
Andrew Nacin 7:04 pm on February 8, 2012 Permalink |
If you import strings from Twenty Eleven, you’ll probably cover most of them.
Zé 7:34 pm on February 8, 2012 Permalink |
I think @SteveAgi meant the 2012 strings showing up in core
Andrew Nacin 10:22 pm on February 10, 2012 Permalink |
Yes. I was replying to your initial post, not him.
Xavier 10:54 pm on February 8, 2012 Permalink |
Indeed, I only had to update three strings to be done with it, and they were just description of the theme itself.
Gabriel Reguly 10:29 am on February 10, 2012 Permalink |
Thanks for the notice Zé.