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Google Translate has a developer tool that will enable google translate on a website. Is there a way to tell Google Translate to not translate a section of the website? Perhaps with a class name o...
stackoverflow.comAnybody have any idea how to translate a web page into any language using Google translate when it loads? I don't want a drop down menu, I just want to convert the website into a specific language when it loads.
stackoverflow.comOn your Android device, open Chrome . To the right of the address bar, tap More Settings. Tap LanguagesAdvanced . Tap Translate into this language. From the language list, select the language you want. Add, reorder, or remove your preferred languages Pages in more than one language show your preferred language first.
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agents.stackoverflow.comCould not translate host name "db" to address using Postgres, Docker Compose and Psycopg2 Ask Question Asked 8 years, 1 month ago Modified 2 years, 9 months ago
stackoverflow.comI'm using this @ngx-translate/core i18n service and it works fine in templates (.html) with this syntax: { {'my.i18n.key'|translate}} Now I want to translate something in my component typescript file (.ts) but I don't know how to use it. I can create translate object in my constructor: constructor (private translate: TranslateService) {}
stackoverflow.comHow would I access and change transform: translateY (0px); using the style object from JavaScript, in a similar matter to div.style.background = 50px. I'm trying to make it so a header on my webpage disappears as the user scrolls down but div.style.tranform or div.style.translate doesn't seem to work.
stackoverflow.comThe reason why transform: translate (-50%, -50%) is required is because you want the center of the element to line up with the center of its parent. In simple terms, it can be boiled down to translateX (-50%) translateY (-50%), which means: move me leftwards by 50% of my width, along the x-axis, and move me upwards by 50% of my height, along the y-axis This effectively moves the center of the ...
stackoverflow.comHow to translate one language to another using java code Ask Question Asked 10 years, 10 months ago Modified 6 years, 7 months ago
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