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Yet Another Transaltion Quests: Ordering the list inside a select

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Imagine I have select like this: < select name = " attr_skill " > < option data-i18n = " skill-athletics " > Athletics </ option > < option data-i18n = " skill-deduction " > Deduction </ option > < option data-i18n = " skill-martialarts " > Martial Arts </ option > < option data-i18n = " skill-stamina " > Stamina </ option > < option data-i18n = " skill-willpower " > Willpower </ option > </ select > Is it possible to ensure the skills order correctly for the current language? can you add list-item tags to each option, like this: < select name = " attr_skill " data-i18n-list="skill-list"> < option data-i18n = " skill-athletics " data-i18n-list-item=" athletics"> Athletics </ option > < option data-i18n = " skill-deduction " data-i18n-list-item=" deduction" > Deduction </ option > < option data-i18n = " skill-martialarts " data-i18n-list-item=" martial-arts" > Martial Arts </ option > < option data-i18n = " skill-stamina " data-i18n-list-item="stamina " > Stamina </ option > < option data-i18n = " skill-willpower " data-i18n-list-item="willpower " > Willpower </ option > </ select >
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The thread title should start Yet Another Translation Question. That went pretty bad!
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Scott C.
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Yep! Use the translation list part of the wiki.
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Thanks! That's good to know. My initial reaction from the wiki was that you had to put the list items inside a separate div (or other container), and only later (when doing the above exampke), I realised they were just HTML tags and so could probably used in this way. I don't think the wiki communicates this well.