'.WT_I18N::translate('Dates are stored using English abbreviations and keywords. Shortcuts are available as alternatives to these abbreviations and keywords.').'

'.WT_I18N::translate('Date ranges are used to indicate that an event, such as a birth, happened on a unknown date within a possible range.').'

'.WT_I18N::translate('Date periods are used to indicate that a fact, such as an occupation, continued for a period of time.').'

'.WT_I18N::translate('Simple dates are assumed to be in the gregorian calendar. To specify a date in another calendar, add a keyword before the date. This keyword is optional if the month or year format make the date unambiguous.').'

• Select modify name then enter nickname and save
• Select add new name then enter nickname AND name and save
• Select edit GEDCOM record to add multiple [2 NICK] records subordinate to the main [1 NAME] record.

• unknown   The child\'s relationship to its family cannot be determined. When this option is selected, the Pedigree field will not be copied into the database.
  
  
• Birth   This option indicates that the child is related to its family by birth.
  
  
• Adopted   This option indicates that the child was adopted by its family. This does not indicate that there is no blood relationship between the child and its family; it shows that the child was adopted by the family in question sometime after the child\'s birth.
  
  
• Foster   This option indicates that the child is a foster child of the family. Usually, there is no blood relationship between the child and its family.
  
  
• Sealing   The child was sealed to its family in an LDS sealing ceremony. A child sealing is performed when the parents were sealed to each other after the birth of the child. Children born after the parents\' sealing are automatically sealed to the family.
  
  

• American usage:  "Mary Jane Brown /White/"
• European usage:  "Mary Jane /White/"
• Alternate European usage:  "Mary Jane /White-Brown/" or "Mary Jane /Brown-White/"

'. WT_I18N::translate('Different calendar systems are used in different parts of the world, and many other calendar systems have been used in the past. Where possible, you should enter dates using the calendar in which the event was originally recorded. You can then specify a conversion, to show these dates in a more familiar calendar. If you regularly use two calendars, you can specify two conversions and dates will be converted to both the selected calendars.'). '

'. WT_I18N::translate('The following calendars are supported:'). '

'. '
• '.WT_Date_Gregorian::calendarName().'
'. '
• '.WT_Date_Julian::calendarName().'
'. '
• '.WT_Date_Jewish::calendarName().'
'. '
• '.WT_Date_French::calendarName().'
'. '
• '.WT_Date_Hijri::calendarName().'
'. '
• '.WT_Date_Jalali::calendarName().'
'. '

'. /* I18N: The three place holders are all dates. */ WT_I18N::translate('Dates are only converted if they are valid for the calendar. For example, only dates between %1$s and %2$s will be converted to the French calendar and only dates after %3$s will be converted to the Gregorian calendar.', $d1, $d2, $d3). '

'. WT_I18N::translate('In some calendars, days start at midnight. In other calendars, days start at sunset. The conversion process does not take account of the time, so for any event that occurs between sunset and midnight, the conversion between these types of calendar will be one day out.'). '

'; $text .= WT_I18N::plural('Note: "living" is defined (if no death or burial is known) as ending %d year after birth or estimated birth.','Note: "living" is defined (if no death or burial is known) as ending %d years after birth or estimated birth.', get_gedcom_setting(WT_GED_ID, 'MAX_ALIVE_AGE'), get_gedcom_setting(WT_GED_ID, 'MAX_ALIVE_AGE')); $text .= ' '; $text .= WT_I18N::translate('The length of time after birth can be set on the Privacy configuration tab option "Age at which to assume a person is dead".'); $text .= '

'. /* I18N: %1$s is an example media directory, such as "media/", %2$s is an example URL, such as "http://localhost/webtrees/media/img123.jpg", and %3$s is an example file path, such as "/home/greg/public_html/webtrees/media/img123.jpg" */ WT_I18N::translate('The media directory is used to create URLs for your media items. It is also the sub-directory in which the media items are stored. For example, a media directory of %1$s will create URLs of the form %2$s and store these items as %3$s.', ''.$MEDIA_DIRECTORY.'', ''.WT_SERVER_NAME.WT_SCRIPT_PATH.''.$MEDIA_DIRECTORY.'img123.jpg', ''.WT_ROOT.''.$MEDIA_DIRECTORY.'img123.jpg'). '

'. /* I18N: %1$s and %2$s are both directory names */ WT_I18N::translate('If your server supports it, you can enable the media firewall. This changes the location of the media directory from the public directory %1$s to a private directory such as %2$s. This allows webtrees to apply privacy filtering to media items.', ''.WT_ROOT.''.$MEDIA_DIRECTORY.'', ''.WT_DATA_DIR.''.$MEDIA_DIRECTORY.''). '

'. /* I18N: %s is a directory name */ WT_I18N::translate('The media directory %s must exist, and the webserver must have read and write access to it.', ''.WT_ROOT.''.$MEDIA_DIRECTORY.''). '

'. WT_I18N::translate('If two family trees share the same media directory, then they will be able to share media items. If they use different media directories, then they will be able to use the same filename to access different media items.'). '

• B - Baptism
• E - Endowed
• S - Sealed to spouse
• P - Sealed to parents

• Death of spouse
• Birth and death of children
• Death of parents
• Birth and death of siblings
• Death of grand-parents
• Birth and death of parents\' siblings

Lists of surnames, as they appear in the Top 10 Surnames block, the Individual lists, and the Family lists, can be shown in different styles.

Table

In this style, the surnames are shown in a table that can be sorted either by surname or by count.

Tag cloud

In this style, the surnames are shown in a list, and the font size used for each name depends on the number of occurrences of that name in the database. The list is not sortable.

List

This is a simple list of names, with a count of each name, in a tabulated format of up to four columns

'. WT_I18N::translate_c('Surname tradition', 'paternal'). '

'. /* I18N: In the paternal surname tradition, ... */ WT_I18N::translate('All family members take the father\'s surname.'). '

'. WT_I18N::translate_c('Surname tradition', 'Spanish'). '

'. /* I18N: In the Spanish surname tradition, ... */ WT_I18N::translate('Children take one surname from the father and one surname from the mother.'). '

'. WT_I18N::translate_c('Surname tradition', 'Portuguese'). '

'. /* I18N: In the Portuguese surname tradition, ... */ WT_I18N::translate('Children take one surname from the mother and one surname from the father.'). '

'. WT_I18N::translate_c('Surname tradition', 'Icelandic'). '

'. /* I18N: In the Icelandic surname tradition, ... */ WT_I18N::translate('Children take a surname based on their father\'s given name.'). '

'. WT_I18N::translate_c('Surname tradition', 'Polish'). '

'. /* I18N: In the Polish surname tradition, ... */ WT_I18N::translate('All family members take the father\'s surname, but the suffix may change to indicate the person\'s gender.'). '

'. WT_I18N::translate_c('Surname tradition', 'Lithuanian'). '

'. /* I18N: In the Lithuanian surname tradition, ... */ WT_I18N::translate('All family members take the father\'s surname, but the suffix may change to indicate the person\'s gender and marital status.'). '

This image might be used when the gender of the person is unknown:') ."

• Predefined text that states all users can request a user account:
  Welcome to this Genealogy website
  Access to this site is permitted to every visitor who has a user account.
  
  If you have a user account, you can login on this page. If you don\'t have a user account, you can apply for one by clicking on the appropriate link below.
  
  After verifying your application, the site administrator will activate your account. You will receive an email when your application has been approved.
  
  
• Predefined text that states admin will decide on each request for a user account:
  Welcome to this Genealogy website
  Access to this site is permitted to authorized users only.
  
  If you have a user account you can login on this page. If you don\'t have a user account, you can apply for one by clicking on the appropriate link below.
  
  After verifying your information, the administrator will either approve or decline your account application. You will receive an email message when your application has been approved.
  
  
• Predefined text that states only family members can request a user account:
  Welcome to this Genealogy website
  Access to this site is permitted to family members only.
  
  If you have a user account you can login on this page. If you don\'t have a user account, you can apply for one by clicking on the appropriate link below.
  
  After verifying the information you provide, the administrator will either approve or decline your request for an account. You will receive an email when your request is approved.

• Formats
  Pictures can be edited and saved in many formats. For example, .jpg, .png, .bmp, .gif, etc. If the same original picture was used to create each of the formats, the viewed image will appear to be the same size no matter which format is used. However, the image files stored in the database will vary considerably in size. Generally, .jpg images are considered to the most efficient in terms of storage space.
• Image size
  The larger the original image, the larger will be the resultant file\'s size. The picture should fit on the screen without scrolling; the maximum width or height should not be more than the width or height of the screen. webtrees is designed for screens of 1024x768 pixels but not all of this space is available for viewing pictures; the picture\'s size should be set accordingly. To reduce file sizes, smaller pictures are more desirable.
• Resolution
  The resolution of a picture is usually measured in "dpi" (dots/inch), but this is valid only for printed pictures. When considering pictures shown on screen, the only correct way is to use total dots or pixels. When printed, the picture could have a resolution of 150 - 300 dpi or more depending on the printer. Screen resolutions are rarely better than 50 pixels per inch. If your picture will never be printed, you can safely lower its resolution (and consequently its file size) without affecting picture quality. If a low-resolution picture is printed with too great a magnification, its quality will suffer; it will have a grainy appearance.
• Color depth
  Another way to keep a file small is to decrease the number of colors that you use. The number of colors can differ from pure black and white (two colors) to true colors (millions of colors) and anything in between. You can see that the more colors are used, the bigger the size of the files.

• First of all: Our webspace is limited. The more large files there are, the more web space we need on the server. The more space we need, the higher our costs.
• Bandwidth. The more data our server has to send to the remote location (your location), the more we have to pay. This is because the carrying capacity of the server\'s connection to the Internet is limited, and the link has to be shared (and paid for) by all of the applications running on the server. webtrees is one of many applications that share the server. The cost is normally apportioned according to the amount of data each application sends and receives.
• Download time. If you have large files, the user (also you) will have to wait long for the page to download from the server. Not everybody is blessed with a cable connection, broadband or DSL.

• birth dates of partners.
  A negative value indicates that the second partner is older than the first.
  
  
• marriage date and birth date of the first child.
  A negative value here indicates that the child was born before the marriage date or that either the birth date or the marriage date is wrong.
  
  
• birth dates of siblings.
  A negative value here indicates that either the order of the children is wrong or that one of the birth dates is wrong.

'. WT_I18N::translate('If a person’s name is not known, it should be left blank. If you enter “Unknown” as a name, it will be listed under “U”.'). '

Day mode

In this mode, you click a day, the screen will refresh, and the list for that day will be displayed.

Month mode

You have the calendar of a certain month on the screen. You click a day and the screen will refresh, but you will still see the month that you had on the screen before. The reason for this is that you can still decide to select another month, year, or event before you either click the View Day or View Month button.

At the end of the Day row you will see a Quick Link with today\'s date. Clicking that Quick Link will display the list for today in Day mode, no matter whether you are in Month or in Day mode.

Day mode

In this mode, you click a month, the screen will refresh, and the list for that month will be displayed. All other selections like day, year, and events will be unchanged.

Month mode

When you have the calendar on the screen and click a month in the Month row, the calendar for that new month will be displayed.

At the end of the Month row you will see a Quick Link with today\'s month and year. Clicking that Quick Link will display the list for that month in Month mode, no matter whether you are in Month or in Day mode.

1. All icon
   This is the default option. The events of all individuals and families are displayed.
2. Male icon
   Only events of male individuals are displayed. Only male members of families will be displayed with Family events.
3. Female icon
   Only events of female individuals are displayed. Only female members of families will be displayed with Family events.

1. All People
   With this option, all individuals and families are displayed.
2. Recent Years (<100 yrs)
   With this option you will see all events for the chosen day or month, but no events older than 100 years will be shown.
3. Living People
   Unless the administrator has configured webtrees so that living people are visible to anyone, this option will only be available to you after you have logged in.
   
   With this option, only the events of living persons will be displayed.

More than one year

You can search for dates in a range of years.

Year ranges are inclusive. This means that the date range extends from 1 January of the first year of the range to 31 December of the last year mentioned. Here are a few examples of year ranges:

1992-5 for all events from 1992 to 1995.
1972-89 for all events from 1972 to 1989.
1610-759 for all events from 1610 to 1759.
1880-1905 for all events from 1880 to 1905.
880-1105 for all events from 880 to 1105.

To see all the events in a given decade or century, you can use ? in place of the final digits. For example, 197? for all events from 1970 to 1979 or 16?? for all events from 1600 to 1699.

Selecting a range of years will change the calendar to the year view.

• List
  Vertical tree, with collapsible/expandable families.
• Booklet
  One family per page, with parents, grandparents, and all recorded children.
  
  This format is easy to print to give to your relatives.

Individual distribution chart  shows the countries in which persons from this database occur.
Surname distribution chart  shows the countries in which the specified surname occurs.

• the current media directory name is stripped from the path
• and the resultant path will not have correct folder name separators.

• The View Day button will display the events of the chosen date in a list. All years are scanned, so only the day and month can be set here. Changing the year will have no effect. You can reduce the list by choosing the option Recent years or Living people.
  
  Ages in the list will be calculated from the current year.
• The View Month button will display a calendar diagram of the chosen month and year. Here too you can reduce the lists by choosing the option Recent years or Living people.
  
  You will get a realistic impression of what a calendar on the wall of your ancestors looked like by choosing a year in the past in combination with Recent years. All ages on the calendar are shown relative to the year in the Year box.
• The View Year button will show you a list of events of the chosen year. Here too you can reduce the list by choosing the option Recent years or Living people.
  
  You can show events for a range of years. Just type the beginning and ending years of the range, with a dash - between them. Examples:
  1992-4 for all events from 1992 to 1994
  1976-1984 for all events from 1976 to 1984
  
  To see all the events in a given decade or century, you can use ? in place of the final digits. For example, 197? for all events from 1970 to 1979 or 16?? for all events from 1600 to 1699.

• Link to an existing shared note
  If you already know the ID number of the desired shared note, you can enter that number directly into the field.
  
  When you click the Find Shared Note icon, you will be able to search the text of all existing shared notes and then choose one of them. The ID number of the chosen note will be entered into the field automatically.
  
  You must click the Add button to update the original record.
  
  
• Create a new shared note
  When you click the Create a new Shared Note icon, a new window will open. You can enter the text of the new note as you wish. As with regular notes, you can enter URLs.
  
  When you click the Save button, you will see a message with the ID number of the newly created shared note. You should click on this message to close the editing window and also copy that new ID number directly into the ID number field. If you just close the window, the newly created ID number will not be copied automatically.
  
  You must click the Add button to update the original record.
  
  
• Edit an existing shared note
  When you click the Edit Shared Note icon, a new window will open. You can change the text of the existing shared note as you wish. As with regular notes, you can enter URLs.
  
  When you click the Save button, the text of the shared note will be updated. You can close the window and then click the Save button again.
  
  When you change the text of a shared note, your change will be reflected in all places to which that shared note is currently linked. New links that you establish after having made your change will also use the updated text.

'.WT_I18N::translate('You should avoid using the vertical line character “|” in your notes. It is used internally by webtrees and may cause your note to display incorrectly.').'

1. You enter two GEDCOM IDs. The IDs must be of the same type. You cannot merge an individual and a family or family and source, for example.
   In the Merge To ID: field enter the ID of the record you want to be the new record after the merge is complete.
   In the Merge From ID: field enter the ID of the record whose information will be merged into the Merge To ID: record. This record will be deleted after the Merge.
2. You select what facts you want to keep from the two records when they are merged. Just click the checkboxes next to the ones you want to keep.
3. You inspect the results of the merge, just like with all other changes made online.

'; $text.=WT_I18N::translate('Internal messaging'); $text.='

'; $text.=WT_I18N::translate('With this option, the webtrees internal messaging system will be used and no emails will be sent.

You will receive only internal messages from the other users. When another site user sends you a message, that message will appear in the Message block on your personal My Page. If you have removed this block from your My Page, you will not see any messages. They will, however, show up as soon as you configure My Page to again have the Message block.'); $text.='

'; $text.=WT_I18N::translate('Internal messaging with emails'); $text.='

'; $text.=WT_I18N::translate('This option is like webtrees internal messaging, with one addition. As an extra, a copy of the message will also be sent to the email address you configured on your Account page.

This is the default contact method.'); $text.='

'; $text.=WT_I18N::translate('Mailto link'); $text.='

'; $text.=WT_I18N::translate('With this option, you will only receive email messages at the address you configured on your Account page. The messaging system internal to webtrees will not be used at all, and there will never be any messages in the Message block on your personal My Page.'); $text.='

'; $text.=WT_I18N::translate('No contact method'); $text.='

'; $text.=WT_I18N::translate('With this option, you will not receive any messages. Even the administrator will not be able to reach you.'); $text.='

• 1/2
  Half circle 180° diagram
• 3/4
  Three-quarter 270° diagram, sometimes called Angel wing
• 4/4
  Full circle 360° diagram

1. A full date is entered in the form DD MMM YYYY. For example, 01 MAR 1801 or 14 DEC 1950.
2. If you are missing a part of the date, you can omit that part. E.g. MAR 1801 or 14 DEC.
3. If you are not sure or the date is not confirmed, you could enter ABT MAR 1801 (abt = about), BEF 20 DEC 1950 (bef = before), AFT 1949 (aft = after)
4. Date ranges are entered as FROM MAR 1801 TO 20 DEC 1810 or as BET MAR 1801 AND 20 DEC 1810 (bet = between)
   
   The FROM form indicates that the event being described happened continuously between the stated dates and is used with events such as employment. The BET form indicates a single occurrence of the event, sometime between the stated dates and is used with events such as birth.
   
   Imprecise dates, where the day of the month or the month is missing, are always interpreted as the first or last possible date, depending on whether that imprecise date occurs before or after the separating keyword. For example, FEB 1804 is interpreted as 01 FEB 1804 when it occurs before the TO or AND, and as 29 FEB 1804 when it occurs after the TO or AND.

• Charts
• GEDCOM favorites
• GEDCOM news
• GEDCOM statistics
• Login
• Logged in users
• Most common surnames
• On this day in your history
• Random media
• Recent changes
• Upcoming events
• Welcome

• Edit  When you click on this option, you\'ll see a page where you can change the title of the Media object. If the Media object is not yet linked to a person, family, or source in the currently active database, you can establish this link here. You can rename the file or even change its location within the %s directory structure. When necessary, webtrees will automatically create the required subdirectories or any missing thumbnails.
• Edit raw GEDCOM record  This option is only available when the administrator has enabled it. You can view or edit the raw GEDCOM data associated with this Media object. You should be very careful when you use this option.
• Delete file  This option lets you erase all knowledge of the Media file from the current database. Other databases will not be affected. If this Media file is not mentioned in any other database, it, and its associated thumbnail, will be deleted.
• Remove object  This option lets you erase all knowledge of the Media file from the current database. Other databases will not be affected. The Media file, and its associated thumbnail, will not be deleted.
• Remove links  This option lets you remove all links to the media object from the current database. The file will not be deleted, and the Media object by which this file is known to the current database will be retained. Other databases will not be affected.
• Set link  This option lets you establish links between the media file and persons, families, or sources of the current database. When necessary, webtrees will also create the Media object by which the Media file is known to the database.
• Create thumbnail  When you select this option, webtrees will create the missing thumbnail.

• Charts
• Customize my page
• GEDCOM statistics
• Logged in users
• Messages
• My favorites
• My journal
• On this day in your history
• Random media
• Recent changes
• Upcoming events
• Welcome

• The current GEDCOM file
• The date and time
• Links to:
  • My Account
  • My Pedigree
  • My Individual Record
  • Customize My Page

• Name boxes on the pedigree
  If the Pedigree page is set to show details, you will see the person\'s name and birth and death dates. You can click on a person\'s name to take you directly to the Individual Information page of that person.
  
  When Show details is on there are two icons inside the name box.
• Pedigree icon inside the Name box
  When the option Show Details is on, you see a Pedigree icon in the Name box. Depending on the site settings, you have to hover over the icon or click on it. When you click on or hover over this icon, a small sub-menu appears.
  
  The items Pedigree Tree and Descendancy Chart are similar to those items in the main menu, but the difference is that the starting person is now the individual of mentioned in the Name box. You also see Family with Spouse. Underneath that you see the name of the spouse followed by the names of the children. All names are clickable.
• Magnifying glass inside the Name box
  Depending on the site settings, you have to hover over the icon or click on it. This magnifies the Name box so that more details will be displayed. You will see more dates and events. Names are clickable.
• Arrows
  On the left or right of the leftmost or rightmost Name boxes you may see arrows. When you click on these arrows the screen display will shift in the direction of the arrow.

• '; $text .= WT_I18N::translate('webtrees database must be on the same server as PGV\'s'); $text .= '
• '; $text .= WT_I18N::translate('PGV must be version 4.2.3, or any SVN up to #6973'); $text .= '
• '; $text .= WT_I18N::translate('All changes in PGV must be accepted'); $text .= '
• '; $text .= WT_I18N::translate('You must export your latest GEDCOM data'); $text .= '
• '; $text .= WT_I18N::translate('The current webtrees admin username must be the same as an existing PGV admin username'); $text .= '
• '; $text .= WT_I18N::translate('All existing PGV users must have distinct email addresses'); $text .= '

'; $text .= WT_I18N::translate('Important Note: The transfer wizard is not able to assist with moving media items. You will need to set up and move or copy your media configuration and objects separately after the transfer wizard is finished.'); $text .= '

'. '

'.WT_I18N::translate('Visitors').'

'. WT_I18N::translate('Everybody has this role, including visitors to the site and search engines.'). '

'. '

'. '

'.WT_I18N::translate('Member').'

'. WT_I18N::translate('This role has all the permissions of the visitor role, plus any additional access granted by the family tree configuration.'). '

'. '

'. '

'.WT_I18N::translate('Editor').'

'. WT_I18N::translate('This role has all the permissions of the member role, plus permission to add/change/delete data. Any changes will need to be approved by a moderator, unless the user has the "automatically accept changes" option enabled.'). '

'. '

'. '

'.WT_I18N::translate('Moderator').'

'. WT_I18N::translate('This role has all the permissions of the editor role, plus permission to approve/reject changes made by other users.'). '

'. '

'. '

'.WT_I18N::translate('Manager').'

'. WT_I18N::translate('This role has all the permissions of the moderator role, plus any additional access granted by the family tree configuration, plus permission to change the settings/configuration of a family tree.'). '

'. '

'. '

'.WT_I18N::translate('Administrator').'

'. WT_I18N::translate('This role has all the permissions of the manager role in all family trees, plus permission to change the settings/configuration of the site, users and modules.'). '

'; break; case 'rootid': $title=WT_I18N::translate('Pedigree chart root person'); $text=WT_I18N::translate('If you want to display a chart with a new starting (root) person, the ID of that new starting person is typed here.

If you don\'t know the ID of that person, use the Find ID link.

ID NUMBER
The ID numbers used inside webtrees are not the identification numbers issued by various governments (driving permit or passport numbers, for instance). The ID number referred to here is simply a number used within the database to uniquely identify each individual; it was assigned by the ancestry program that created the GEDCOM file which was imported into webtrees.'); break; case 'search_exclude_tags': $title=WT_I18N::translate('Exclude filter'); $text=WT_I18N::translate('The Exclude some non-genealogical data choice will cause the Search function to ignore the following GEDCOM tags:

_WT_USER - Last change by
CHAN - Last change date
FILE - External File
FORM - Format
TYPE - Type
SUBM - Submitter
REFN - Reference Number

In addition to these optionally excluded tags, the Search function always excludes these tags:

_UID - Globally unique Identifier
RESN - Restriction

'); break; case 'search_include_ASSO': $title=WT_I18N::translate('Associates'); $text=WT_I18N::translate('This option causes webtrees to show all individuals who are recorded as having an association relationship to the person or family that was found as a direct result of the search. The inverse, where all persons or families are shown when a person found as a direct result of the search has an association relationship to these other persons or families, is not possible.

Example: Suppose person A is godparent to person B. This relationship is recorded in the GEDCOM record of person B by means of an ASSO tag. No corresponding tag exists in the GEDCOM record of person A.

When this option is set to Yes and the Search results list includes B, A will be included automatically because of the ASSO tag in the GEDCOM record of B. However, if the Search results list includes A, B will not be included automatically since there is no matching ASSO tag in the GEDCOM record of person A.'); break; case 'setperms': $title=WT_I18N::translate('Set media permissions'); $text=WT_I18N::translate('Recursively set the permissions on the protected (not web-addressable) %s%s and the normal %s directories to either world-writable or read-only.', $MEDIA_FIREWALL_ROOTDIR, $MEDIA_DIRECTORY, $MEDIA_DIRECTORY); break; case 'show_fact_sources': $title=WT_I18N::translate('Show all sources'); $text=WT_I18N::translate('When this option is checked, you can see all Source or Note records for this person. When this option is unchecked, Source or Note records that are associated with other facts for this person will not be shown.'); break; case 'show_full': $title=WT_I18N::translate('Hide or show details'); $text=WT_I18N::translate('With this option you can either show or hide all details in the Name boxes. You can display more boxes on one screen when the details are hidden.

When all details are hidden, the Zoom icon described below is not shown. However, if the administrator has enabled the Zoom function, the entire box will act like a Zoom icon to reveal full details about the person.

When the details are not hidden and the Zoom function, identified by a magnifying glass icon, has been enabled by the administrator, you can reveal even more details about that person. If you normally have to click on the Zoom icon to zoom in, you can reveal additional hidden details by clicking that icon here. Similarly, if you can zoom in by hovering over the Zoom icon, hidden details will be revealed by hovering over that icon here.

If you have clicked on the Zoom icon to reveal more details, you can restore the box to its normal level of detail by clicking on the Zoom icon again. If you have revealed more details by simply moving the mouse pointer over the Zoom icon, the box will be restored to its normal level of detail when you move the mouse pointer away from the Zoom icon.'); break; case 'show_marnm': $title=WT_I18N::translate('Include married names'); $text=WT_I18N::translate('The individual and family list pages can either include or exclude married names. This option can be helpful when searching for individuals or families where you only know the married name. Married names can only be included if they already exist in the database.

On the family list, this value defaults to exclude. On the individual list, the default value is set in the GEDCOM Configuration page.

When you change this option, your selection will be remembered until you log off or your session ends.'); break; case 'show_spouse': $title=WT_I18N::translate('Show spouses'); $text=WT_I18N::translate('By default this chart does not show spouses for the descendants because it makes the chart harder to read and understand. Turning this option on will show spouses on the chart.'); break; case 'simple_filter': $title=WT_I18N::translate('Simple search filter'); $text=WT_I18N::translate('Simple search filter based on the characters entered, no wildcards are accepted.'); break; case 'skip_sublist': $title=WT_I18N::translate('Skip surname lists'); $text=WT_I18N::translate('The standard setting is that, after you have clicked a letter of the Alphabetical index, you will get a sub-list with surnames. If you click this link, all individuals with surnames that have the currently selected initial letter will be displayed immediately. Thereafter, the list of individuals will be displayed directly whenever you click on a new initial letter in the Alphabetical list.

To reverse this action, click on the Show Surname lists link.'); break; case 'soundex_search': $title=WT_I18N::translate('Search the way you think the name is written (Soundex)'); $text=WT_I18N::translate('Soundex is a method of coding words according to their pronunciation. This allows you to search the database for names and places when you don\'t know precisely how they are written. webtrees supports two different Soundex algorithms that produce vastly different results.

• Basic
  This method, patented in 1918 by Russell, is very simple and can be done by hand.
  
  Because the Basic method retains the first letter of the name as part of the resultant code, it is not very helpful when you are unsure of that first letter. The Basic algorithm is not well suited to names that were originally in languages other than English, and even with English names the results are very surprising. For example, a Basic Soundex search for Smith will return not only Smith, Smid, Smit, Schmidt, Smyth, Smithe, Smithee, Schmitt, all of which are clearly variations of Smith, but also Smead, Sneed, Smoote, Sammett, Shand, and Snoddy.
  
  
• Daitch-Mokotoff
  This method, developed in 1985, is much more complex than the Basic method and is not easily done by hand.
  
  A Soundex search using this method produces much more accurate results.

For details on both Soundex algorithms, visit this Jewish Genealogical Society web page.'); break; case 'stat_gax': $title=WT_I18N::translate('Select the desired age interval'); $text=WT_I18N::translate('For example, interval 10 years describes the following set of age ranges:

younger than one year
one year to 5 years
6 to 10
11 to 20
21 to 30
31 to 40
41 to 50
51 to 60
61 to 70
71 to 80
81 to 90
91 to 100
older than 100 years

'); break; case 'stat_gbx': $title=WT_I18N::translate('Select the desired age interval'); $text=WT_I18N::translate('For example, interval 2 years describes the following set of age ranges:

younger than 16 years
16 to 18
19 to 20
21 to 22
23 to 24
25 to 26
27 to 28
29 to 30
31 to 32
33 to 35
36 to 40
41 to 50
older than 50 years

'); break; case 'stat_gcx': $title=WT_I18N::translate('Select the desired count interval'); $text=WT_I18N::translate('For example, interval one child describes the following set of child count ranges:

without children
one child
two children
3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 children
more than 10 children

'); break; case 'stat_gwx': // Commented out due the bug #741367 // When the ststistics will be written it will be easy to restore //$title=WT_I18N::translate('Select the desired age interval'); //$text=WT_I18N::translate('For example, months after marriage describes the following set of month ranges:

before the marriage
from the marriage to 8 months after
from 8 to 12
from 12 to 15
from 15 to 18
from 18 to 24
from 24 to 48
over 48 months after the marriage

When you want to show quarters you have to choose: quarters'); break; case 'stat_gwz': $title=WT_I18N::translate('Boundaries for Z axis'); $text=WT_I18N::translate('Select the desired starting year and interval

For example, from 1700 interval 50 years describes the following set of date ranges:

before 1700
1700 to 1749
1750 to 1799
1800 to 1849
1850 to 1899
1900 to 1949
1950 to 1999
2000 or later

'); break; case 'talloffset': $title=WT_I18N::translate('Page layout'); $text=WT_I18N::translate('With this option you determine the page layout orientation.

Changing this setting might be useful if you want to make a screen print or if you have a different type of screen.

• Portrait mode will make the tree taller, such that a 4 generation chart should fit on a single page printed vertically.
• Landscape mode will make a wider tree that should print on a single page printed horizontally.
• Oldest at top mode rotates the chart, but not its boxes, by 90 degrees counter-clockwise, so that the oldest generation is at the top of the chart.
• Oldest at bottom mode rotates the chart, but not its boxes, by 90 degrees clockwise, so that the oldest generation is at the bottom of the chart.

'); break; case 'timeline_chart': $title=WT_I18N::translate('Timeline'); $text=WT_I18N::translate('On this chart you can display one or more persons along a timeline. You can, for example, visualize the status of two or more persons at a certain moment.

If you click the Time Line link on an other page you will already see one person on the Time Line. If you clicked the Time Line menu item in a page header, you have to supply the starting person\'s ID.'); break; case 'treenav': $title=WT_I18N::translate('Interactive tree'); $text= WT_I18N::translate('Use the Interactive Tree to view the entire family tree of a person in both directions. This view is similar to the Hourglass view in that it shows both ancestors and descendants of a given root person. This chart gives you a more compact view by showing boxes for couples or families instead of just individuals.'). '

• '.WT_I18N::translate('Scrolling').'
  '. WT_I18N::translate('Whenever your mouse cursor changes to a Move icon, you can click and drag the tree to view other portions of the tree. As you drag the tree future generations will automatically expand until there are no more generations left to view in that direction.'). '
  
• '.WT_I18N::translate('Zoom').'
  '. WT_I18N::translate('You can use the icons on the left of the tree to zoom in and out. Zooming out will allow you to see more of the tree on the screen at a time. As you zoom out the text can become difficult to read; when your mouse hovers over a box you will get an enlarged view of what is inside it.'). '
  
• '.WT_I18N::translate('Expanding Details').'
  '. WT_I18N::translate('Clicking on any box will expand the box and display a more detailed view. While in expanded mode, clicking on a person\'s name will open their Individual Information page.'). '
  '. WT_I18N::translate('Clicking %s will redraw the tree with that person as the new root.', ''). '
  '. WT_I18N::translate('Clicking %s will take you to that family\'s detail page.', ''). '
  
• '.WT_I18N::translate('Toggle Spouses').'
  '. WT_I18N::translate('The %s icon directly under the Zoom buttons will toggle the display of all spouses on or off on the descendancy side. When the display is set to show spouses, all of a person\'s spouses will appear in the box with them. All of the person\'s children will be shown as well. When the option to show spouses is off, only the person\'s last spouse and children with that spouse will be shown.', ''). '
  
• '.WT_I18N::translate('Large Tree').''. '
  '. WT_I18N::translate('The Interactive Tree is available from many different pages including the Tree tab on the Individual Information page and the Charts block on the Home Page. When viewing the tree from one of these other pages, you will also have a Tree icon under the Zoom icons.'). '
  '. WT_I18N::translate('Clicking %s will take you to the Interactive Tree page.', ''). '

'; break; case 'upload_gedcom': $title=WT_I18N::translate('Upload family tree'); $text=WT_I18N::translate('This option deletes all the genealogy data in your family tree and replaces it with data from a GEDCOM file on your computer.'); break; case 'upload_media_file': $title=WT_I18N::translate('Media file to upload'); $text= WT_I18N::translate('Select the media file that you want to upload. If a file already exists with the same name, it will be overwritten.'). '

'. WT_I18N::translate('It is easier to manage your media files if you choose a consistent format for the filenames. To organise media files into folders, you must first set the number of levels in the GEDCOM administration page.'); break; case 'upload_media': $title=WT_I18N::translate('Upload media files'); $text=WT_I18N::translate('Upload one or more media files from your local computer. Media files can be pictures, video, audio, or other formats.'); break; case 'upload_server_file': $title=WT_I18N::translate('File name on server'); $text=WT_I18N::translate('The media file you are uploading can be, and probably should be, named differently on the server than it is on your local computer. This is so because often the local file name has meaning to you but is much less meaningful to others visiting this site. Consider also the possibility that you and someone else both try to upload different files called "granny.jpg".

In this field, you specify the new name of the file you are uploading. The name you enter here will also be used to name the thumbnail, which can be uploaded separately or generated automatically. You do not need to enter the file name extension (jpg, gif, pdf, doc, etc.)

Leave this field blank to keep the original name of the file you have uploaded from your local computer.'); break; case 'upload_server_folder': $title=WT_I18N::translate('Folder name on server'); $text=WT_I18N::translate('The administrator has enabled up to %s folder levels below the default %s. This helps to organize the media files and reduces the possibility of name collisions.

In this field, you specify the destination folder where the uploaded media file should be stored. The matching thumbnail file, either uploaded separately or generated automatically, will be stored in a similar folder structure starting at %sthumbs/ instead of %s. You do not need to enter the %s part of the destination folder name.

If you are not sure about what to enter here, you should contact your site administrator for advice.', $MEDIA_DIRECTORY_LEVELS, $MEDIA_DIRECTORY, $MEDIA_DIRECTORY, $MEDIA_DIRECTORY, $MEDIA_DIRECTORY); break; case 'upload_thumbnail_file': $title=WT_I18N::translate('Thumbnail to upload'); $text=WT_I18N::translate('Choose the thumbnail image that you want to upload. Although thumbnails can be generated automatically for images, you may wish to generate your own thumbnail, especially for other media types. For example, you can provide a still image from a video, or a photograph of the person who made an audio recording.'); break; case 'useradmin_auto_accept': $title=WT_I18N::translate('Automatically approve changes made by this user'); $text=WT_I18N::translate('Normally, any changes made to a family tree need to be approved by a moderator. This option allows a user to make changes without needing a moderator\'s approval.'); break; case 'useradmin_editaccount': $title=WT_I18N::translate('Edit account information'); $text=WT_I18N::translate('If this box is checked, this user will be able to edit his account information. Although this is not generally recommended, you can create a single user name and password for multiple users. When this box is unchecked for all users with the shared account, they are prevented from editing the account information and only an administrator can alter that account.'); break; case 'useradmin_gedcomid': $title=WT_I18N::translate('Individual record'); $text=WT_I18N::translate('The individual record identifies the user in each family tree. Since a user can view the details of their individual record, this can only be set by an administrator. If the user does not have a record in a family tree, leave it empty.'); break; case 'useradmin_rootid': $title=WT_I18N::translate('Pedigree chart root person'); $text=WT_I18N::translate('For each genealogical database, you can designate a Root Person for the user.

This Root Person does not need to be the user himself; it can be anybody. The user will probably want to start the Pedigree chart with himself. You control that, as well as the default Root person on other charts, here.

If the user has Edit rights to his own account information, he can change this setting himself.'); break; case 'useradmin_user_default_tab': $title=WT_I18N::translate('User default tab setting'); $text=WT_I18N::translate('This setting allows you to specify which tab is opened automatically when this user accesses the Individual Information page. If allowed to edit their account, the user can change this setting later.'); break; case 'useradmin_verification': $title=WT_I18N::translate('Account approval and email verification'); $text=WT_I18N::translate('When a user registers for an account, an email is sent to their email address with a verification link. When they click this link, we know the email address is correct, and the "email verified" option is selected automatically.'). '

'. WT_I18N::translate('If an administrator creates a user account, the verification email is not sent, and the email must be verified manually.'). '

'. WT_I18N::translate('You should not approve an account unless you know that the email address is correct.'). '

'. WT_I18N::translate('A user will not be able to login until both the "email verified" and "approved by administrator" options are selected.'); break; case 'useradmin_visibleonline': $title=WT_I18N::translate('Visible online'); $text=WT_I18N::translate('This checkbox controls your visibility to other users while you\'re online. It also controls your ability to see other online users who are configured to be visible.

When this box is unchecked, you will be completely invisible to others, and you will also not be able to see other online users. When this box is checked, exactly the opposite is true. You will be visible to others, and you will also be able to see others who are configured to be visible.'); break; case 'username': $title=WT_I18N::translate('Username'); $text=WT_I18N::translate('
In this box you type your user name.

The user name is case sensitive. This means that MyName is not the same as myname or MYNAME.'); break; case 'utf8_ansi': $title=WT_I18N::translate('Convert from UTF-8 to ANSI'); $text=WT_I18N::translate('For optimal display on the Internet, webtrees uses the UTF-8 character set. Some programs, Family Tree Maker for example, do not support importing GEDCOM files encoded in UTF-8. Checking this box will convert the file from UTF-8 to ANSI (ISO-8859-1).

The format you need depends on the program you use to work with your downloaded GEDCOM file. If you aren\'t sure, consult the documentation of that program.

Note that for special characters to remain unchanged, you will need to keep the file in UTF-8 and convert it to your program\'s method for handling these special characters by some other means. Consult your program\'s manufacturer or author.

This Wikipedia article contains comprehensive information and links about UTF-8.'); break; case 'view_server_folder': $title=WT_I18N::translate('View server folder'); $text=WT_I18N::translate('The administrator has enabled up to %s folder levels below the default %s. This helps to organize the media files and reduces the possibility of name collisions.

In this field, you select the media folder whose contents you wish to view. When you select ALL, all media files will be shown without regard to the folder in which they are stored. This can produce a very long list of media items.', get_gedcom_setting(WT_GED_ID, 'MEDIA_DIRECTORY_LEVELS'), get_gedcom_setting(WT_GED_ID, 'MEDIA_DIRECTORY') ); break; case 'zip': $title=WT_I18N::translate('Zip clippings'); $text=WT_I18N::translate('Select this option as to save your clippings in a ZIP file. For more information about ZIP files, please visit http://www.winzip.com.'); break; default: $title=WT_I18N::translate('Help'); $text=WT_I18N::translate('The help text has not been written for this item.'); // If we've been called from a module, allow the module to provide the help text $mod=safe_GET('mod', '[A-Za-z0-9_]+'); if (file_exists(WT_ROOT.WT_MODULES_DIR.$mod.'/help_text.php')) { require WT_ROOT.WT_MODULES_DIR.$mod.'/help_text.php'; } break; } print_simple_header($title); echo '

', $title, '

'; echo '

', $text,'

'; echo '

'; if ($help!='help_contents_help') { echo '', WT_I18N::translate('Help contents'), '
'; } echo '', WT_I18N::translate('Close Window'), ''; echo '

'; print_simple_footer();