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Hi Jean,

Am 10.07.2012 15:49, schrieb Jean Spiteri:
A friend I was talking with told me something which the site lacks. This is a
clearer translation choice. How about adding a drop-down list or something
with the list of translations. What do you think?

We've discussed this topic some time ago but didn't go for it for the
reason that there are rarely 'translations' of the main site available,
but mainly 'some' localized content which occasionally would not show
the visitor all the desired information.

A dropdown would give the impression of one could expect translations
which would be disappointed quite often.

Subsites are created as any team wishes and sometimes the 'team' is just
one person maintaining it from time to time.
In case you see a more inspired solution to the international sites list
just don't hesitate to come up with  ;)

Cheers
Erich


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