The root person is 1, regardless of gender.
1\'s father is 2 (1 * 2), mother is 3 (2 + 1).
2\'s father is 4 (2 * 2), mother is 5 (4 + 1).
3\'s father is 6 (3 * 2), mother is 7 (6 + 1).
7\'s father is 14 (7 * 2), mother is 15 (14 +1).
etc.'); break; case 'branches.php': // no help text $title=i18n::translate('Branches'); $text=''; break; case 'calendar.php': // menu $title=i18n::translate('Anniversary calendar'); $text=i18n::translate('The anniversary calendar shows the persons and families who are linked to an event at a certain day or month or during a certain period of time. It has an advanced filtering system to select the right date, period, and events for you.

'); break; case 'clippings.php': $title=i18n::translate('Clippings cart'); $text=i18n::translate('The Clippings Cart allows you to take extracts ("clippings") from this family tree and bundle them up into a single file for downloading and subsequent importing into your own genealogy program. The downloadable file is recorded in GEDCOM format.

How to take clippings?
This is really simple. Whenever you see a clickable name (individual, family, or source) you can go to the Details page of that name. There you will see the Add to Clippings Cart option. When you click that link you will be offered several options to download.
How to download?
Once you have items in your cart, you can download them just by clicking the Download Now link. Follow the instructions and links.

'); break; case 'compact.php': // no help text $title=i18n::translate('Compact chart'); $text=''; break; case 'descendancy.php': $title=i18n::translate('Descendancy chart'); $text=i18n::translate('This page will show the descendants of a person.

You can choose a starting (root) person for this Descendancy chart or you can be linked to this page by clicking the Descendancy Chart link on another page. Click on Arrow icons to navigate this tree in the direction of the arrow. Click on the Chart icon in any Person box to change the root of the tree to that person.'); break; case 'edit_changes.php': // no help link $title=i18n::translate('Review GEDCOM changes'); $text=''; break; case 'edit_interface.php': // no help link $title=i18n::translate('Edit interface'); $text=''; break; case 'edit_merge.php': $title=i18n::translate('Merge records'); $text=i18n::translate('This page will allow you to merge two GEDCOM records from the same GEDCOM file.

This is useful for people who have merged GEDCOMs and now have many people, families, and sources that are the same.

The page consists of three steps.

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.
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.
You inspect the results of the merge, just like with all other changes made online.

Someone with Accept rights will have to authorize your changes to make them permanent.'); break; case 'edit_privacy.php': $title=i18n::translate('Edit GEDCOM privacy settings'); $text=i18n::translate('On this page you can make all the Privacy settings for the selected GEDCOM.

You can check under the page title to see that you are editing the correct privacy file. It is displayed like this: (path/nameofyourgedcom_priv.php)

If you need more settings, you can make changes to the privacy file manually. You can read more about this on the webtrees web site.'); break; case 'editconfig_gedcom.php': $title=i18n::translate('GEDCOM configuration'); $text=i18n::translate('Every genealogical database used with webtrees has its own Configuration file.

On this form you configure many options such as database title, language, calendar format, email options, logging of database searches, HTML META headers, removal of surnames from the database\'s Frequent Surnames list, etc.

More help
More help is available by clicking the ? next to items on the page.

See Readme.txt for more information.'); break; case 'editgedcoms.php': $title=i18n::translate('GEDCOM administration'); $text=i18n::translate('The GEDCOM Administration page is the control center for administering all of your genealogical databases.

Current GEDCOMs
At the head of the Current GEDCOMs table, you see an action bar with four links.

Add GEDCOM
Upload GEDCOM
Create a new GEDCOM
Return to the Admin menu

In the Current GEDCOMs table each genealogical database is listed separately, and you have the following options for each of them:

Import
Delete
Download
Edit configuration
Edit privacy
SearchLog files

The letter you clicked in the Alphabetical index.
Whether you clicked "Skip" or "Show" Surname List.

You can search on the husband\'s or the wife\'s surname; both are included in the list.

More help is available by clicking the ? next to items on the page.'); break; case 'fanchart.php': $title=i18n::translate('Circle diagram page'); $text=i18n::translate('The Circle Diagram is very similar to the Pedigree Tree, but in a more graphical way.

The Root person is shown in the center, his parents on the first ring, grandparents on the second ring, and so on.

Years of birth and death are printed under the name when known.

Clicking on a name on the chart will open a links menu specific to that person. From this menu you can choose to center the diagram on that person or on one of that person\'s close relatives, or you can jump to that person\'s Individual Information page or a different chart for that person.'); break; case 'faq.php': $title=i18n::translate('Frequently Asked Questions'); $text=i18n::translate('The FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) page can contain an overview or a list of questions and answers on the use of this genealogy site.

The use to which the FAQ page is put is entirely up to the site administrator. The site administrator controls the content of each item and also the order in which the items are shown on the page.'); break; case 'find.php': // no help link $title=i18n::translate('Find individual ID'); $text=''; break; case 'gedcheck.php': // no help text $title=i18n::translate('GEDCOM checker'); $text=''; break; case 'gedrecord.php': // no help link $title=i18n::translate('GEDCOM record'); $text=''; break; case 'help_text.php': // no help link $title=i18n::translate('Information'); $text=''; break; case 'hourglass.php': $title=i18n::translate('Hourglass chart'); $text=i18n::translate('The Hourglass chart will show the ancestors and descendants of the selected root person on the same chart. This chart is a mix between the Descendancy chart and the Pedigree chart.

The root person is centered in the middle of the page with his descendants listed to the left and his ancestors listed to the right. In this view, each generation is lined up across the page starting with the earliest generation and ending with the latest.

If there is a downwards arrow on the screen under the root person, clicking on it will display a list of the root person\'s close family members that you can use the navigate down the chart. Selecting a name from this list will reload the chart with the selected person as the new root person.'); break; case 'imageview.php': // no help link $title=i18n::translate('Image viewer'); $text=''; break; case 'index.php': $title=i18n::translate('Home page description'); $text=i18n::translate('This page welcomes you to the selected GEDCOM file. You can return to this page by selecting \'Home page\' from the top menu. If there are multiple GEDCOMs on this site, you can select a GEDCOM from the drop-down menu.

This help page contains information about:

'); break; case 'indilist.php': $title=i18n::translate('Individuals list page'); $text=i18n::translate('On this page you can display a list of individuals. The names will be displayed with surnames first and sorted into alphabetical order.

The output of the Name list depends on:

The letter you clicked in the Alphabetical index.
Whether you clicked "Skip" or "Show" Surname List.

More help is available by clicking the ? next to items on the page.'); break; case 'individual.php': $title=i18n::translate('Individual information'); $text=i18n::translate('All details of a person are displayed on this page.

If there is a picture available, you will see it at the top left side. You will see the names of the person next to the picture.

Names can have notes and sources attached to them. If any of the names have notes or sources, you will see them listed under the names they relate to.

A person might have an AKA (maybe he\'s known under another name). If that is the case, it will be displayed.

If you have Edit rights to this person, you will also see Edit and Delete links next to the items that you can edit.

On this page you see tab sheets for Personal Facts and Details, Notes, Sources, Media, and Close Relatives. These tab sheets show you all the information about this individual that is stored in the database.

The Personal Facts and Details tab will show you the facts and details about this person and any fact from their marriages. Clicking on any date on this tab will take you to the Anniversary Calendar for that date, so that you can see other events that happened on the same day. Clicking on a place will take you to the Place Hierarchy where you can view other people who had events in the same place. For marriage and other family related facts, the name of the person\'s spouse is available so that you can view the spouse and a link to the family record is also provided.
The Notes tab will show you any general notes relating to this person.
The Sources tab will show you all of the general sources for this person. These sources are not linked to individual facts, not even the person\'s name; they are associated with the individual himself. Clicking on the title of a source will take you to a more detailed Source Information page that will display other people who are also linked to the same source.
The Media tab will list all of the pictures and other media items that are attached to this individual. Clicking on a thumbnail of the picture will open up a larger view of the image. Clicking on the picture caption will show you the picture on the MultiMedia page.
The Close Relatives tab lists this person\'s parents and siblings as well as all of the spouses and children that this person has had. These persons will be listed in boxes similar to the charts that you may have already seen.

On the right of the screen you will find a box with links. Many of the links in the box are the same as the links in the menus. For example, clicking on the Pedigree Chart link on the side links will take you to the Pedigree chart for this person. This is different from the menu links, because clicking on the Pedigree Chart link in the menu will take you back to the default Pedigree chart for this database.

One of the links that might appear in this list if it has been enabled by the admin, is the View GEDCOM Record link. This link will show you the raw GEDCOM record of this individual.

If the Clippings Cart has been enabled by the site admin, you will also have a link that will allow you to add this person to your Clippings Cart.

The Relationship to me link will only appear if you are logged in and have been assigned an ID in the GEDCOM. This link will take you to the Pedigree chart and show you how you are related to this person.

More help is available by clicking the ? next to items on the page.'); break; case 'inverselink.php': $title=i18n::translate('Link media'); $text=i18n::translate('Each media item should be associated with one or more person, family, or source records in your database.

To establish such a link, you can enter or search for the ID of the person, family, or source at the same time as you create the media item. You can also establish the link later through editing options on the Manage MultiMedia page, or by adding media items through the Add Media link available on the Individual, Family, or Source Details pages.'); break; case 'lifespan.php': $title=i18n::translate('Lifespan chart'); $text=i18n::translate('On this chart you can display one or more persons along a horizontal timeline. This chart allows you to see how the lives of different people overlapped.

You can add people to the chart individually or by family groups by their IDs. The previous list will be remembered as you add more people to the chart. You can clear the chart at any time with the Clear Chart button.

You can also add people to the chart by searching for them by date range or locality.'); break; case 'login.php': $title=i18n::translate('The login page'); $text=i18n::translate('On this page you can login, request a new password, or request a new user account.

In order to access \'My page\', you must be a registered user on the system. On \'My page\' you can bookmark your favorite people, keep a user journal, manage messages, see other logged in users, and customize various aspects of webtrees pages.

Enter your username and password in the appropriate fields to login to \'My page\'.'); break; case 'login_register.php': $title=i18n::translate('Request new user account'); $text=i18n::translate('The amount of data that can be publicly viewed on this website may be limited due to applicable law concerning privacy protection. Many people do not want their personal data publicly available on the Internet. Personal data could be misused for spam or identity theft.

Access to this site is permitted to every visitor who has a user account. After the administrator has verified and approved your account application, you will be able to login.

If Relationship Privacy has been activated you will only be able to access your own close relatives\' private information after logging in. The administrator can also allow database editing for certain users, so that they can change or add information.

If you need any further support, please use the link below to contact the administrator.'); break; case 'logs.php': $title=i18n::translate('Logs'); $text=''; break; case 'manageservers.php': $title=i18n::translate('Manage sites'); $text=i18n::translate('On this page you can add remote sites and ban IP addresses.

Remote sites can be added by providing the site title, URL, database id(optional), username, and password for the remote web service.

IP address banning is accomplished by supplying any valid IP address range. For example, 212.10.*.* Remote sites within the IP address ranges in the Banned list will not be able to access your web service. You can ban specific IP addresses too.'); break; case 'media.php': // no help text $title=i18n::translate('Manage multimedia'); $text=''; break; case 'medialist.php': $title=i18n::translate('Multimedia object list'); $text=i18n::translate('This page lists all of the Multimedia Objects (MMO) that can be found in this database.

For each of the media items you see the title or filename of the item, names of the individuals or families connected to the item, and notes about the item.

Clicking the title or filename of the item has the same effect as clicking its thumbnail. The item will be opened in the image viewer built into webtrees or in the viewer specified in your browser\'s configuration.

When you click on the "View" link next to the person or family, you will be taken to the relevant Details page.'); break; case 'message.php': // no help text $title=i18n::translate('webtrees message'); $text=''; break; case 'module_admin.php': // no help text $title=i18n::translate('Module administration'); $text=''; break; case 'notelist.php': // no help text $title=i18n::translate('Shared notes'); $text=''; break; case 'pedigree.php': $title=i18n::translate('The pedigree page'); $text=i18n::translate('A pedigree is an enumeration of all ancestors of the starting person. Users who are not logged in see the pedigree of the starting (root) person chosen by the site administrator. Logged in users can select their own starting (root) person.

In this context, "All ancestors" means the father and mother, their parents, and so on. The pedigree is displayed graphically; you don\'t have to struggle through pages of text to determine your ancestors.

All individuals are displayed in Name boxes on the screen.

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.

'); break; case 'placelist.php': $title=i18n::translate('Place hierarchy'); $text=i18n::translate('(or Persons Per Place)

This page will show you a hierarchy of the places in the GEDCOM and which individuals or families are connected to a location.

If there is any connection between an individual or family and an event at a certain location, webtrees will find it.

The results are displayed in a two-column list, one column for individuals and one for families.'); break; case 'relationship.php': $title=i18n::translate('Relationship chart'); $text=i18n::translate('On this page you can display the relationship between any two people. These people do not have to be directly related by blood line; any relation will be found.'); break; case 'repo.php': $title=i18n::translate('Repository information'); $text=i18n::translate('The details of the Repository are displayed here. Together with Sources, Repositories are very important to genealogical researchers. With accurate Source and Repository information, you can follow the trail another researcher used to find the information. You should be able to find that same information again.

On this page you may see information about the Repository\'s title, address, email and webpage.

After the repository details, will be a list of all sources that are linked to this repository. This allows you to see all of the information that was obtained from a particular repository.

If enabled by the site admin, you will have one or two more menu icons on this page:
View GEDCOM Record, which shows the information in GEDCOM format.
Add to Clippings Cart, which enables you to store this information in your Clippings Cart. From there you can download the information in GEDCOM file format and import it into your own genealogy program.

More help is available by clicking the ? next to items on the page.'); break; case 'repolist.php': $title=i18n::translate('Repositories'); $text=i18n::translate('A list of repositories is displayed on this page.

The names of the repositories are sorted into alphabetical order.

REPOSITORIES
Without repositories we cannot build our database. There is a source for all information stored in the database, and that source is kept in a repository. Repositories can be the personal archive of a person, an institution, a public database, a government or church records office, an Internet resource, etc. To get access to a source we will want to know where and in what place it is. All necessary information to find a source should be stored in the Repository record.

A repository can be linked to many sources.'); break; case 'reportengine.php': $title=i18n::translate('Reports'); $text=i18n::translate('The items in the reports menu will generate PDF files for printing.

The first step is to choose a report to run. After you have selected a report to run, you will be asked to provide some information specific to that report, such as which individual or family to start with and whether or not to show photos. When you are ready to run the report, click the Download report button to download the report to your computer.

~Reporting Engine~
The webtrees Reporting Engine uses XML template files to automatically generate PDF reports.

The reports available in the Select report list are generated from the report XML files found in the "reports" directory. You can create your own reports by making a copy of any of the templates provided and modifying the template XML. To add your custom report, just put it in the \"reports\" directory and webtrees will automatically detect it and make it available in the Select report drop-down list.

~PDF FILE FORMAT~
The webtrees Reporting Engine produces downloadable reports in Adobe® PDF format. The GEDCOM 5.5.1 Standard specification, mentioned elsewhere in this Help file, is also downloadable as a PDF file. PDF is an acronym for Portable Document Format.

PDF files are not viewable or printable by the standard software on your PC. If you already have Acrobat Reader installed (it\'s often packaged with other softwares), you do not need to replace or upgrade it to deal with report files produced by webtrees.

Acrobat Reader, the viewing and printing program for these files, is available free of charge from Adobe Systems Inc. The free Adobe® Acrobat Reader can be downloaded from the Adobe Systems Inc. web site. You may find copies of "Acrobat Reader" available for download from other Internet sites, but we strongly advise you to trust only the Adobe Systems Inc. site.

Acrobat Reader is available for many different systems, including Microsoft® Windows and Apple® Macintosh, in many languages other than English. If you have a Windows 95 system, be sure to download Acrobat Reader version 5.0.5. Versions more recent than this will not install correctly on Windows 95 systems.

Download Adobe Reader here

~Ahnentafel Report~
This is a report of the selected person and his ancestors, printed in booklet format. It starts with the first person and then continues with his or her parents, grand-parents, etc.

Note that the ahnentafel report is only available in English at this time.

~Birth Date and Place Report~
With this report you can list all of the people who were born at a certain time or place.

~Relatives Report~
This report will list all of the relatives of the selected individual. You can choose which of the person\'s relatives to show on the report.

Parents and siblings will show the selected person, his parents, and his brothers and sisters.
Spouse and children will list the person with his or her spouses and their children.
Direct line ancestors will list the person, his parents, grand-parents, great-grand-parents, and continue up the tree listing all of the people who are parents in the person\'s lineage.
Direct line ancestors and their families will list all of the people from the Direct line ancestors list but also include aunts and uncles and great-aunts and great-uncles, so it will include the siblings of all of the ancestors in this person\'s family tree. It will not list the children of the siblings (cousins).
Descendants will list all of this person\'s descendants (children, grand-children, great-grand children, etc).
ALL this option is a combination of the Descendants and the Direct line ancestors and their families in a single report.

'); break; case 'rss.php': // no help text $title=i18n::translate('RSS feed'); $text=''; break; case 'search.php': $title=i18n::translate('Search'); $text=i18n::translate('Although this page looks very simple, there is a very powerful and complicated search engine behind the two forms. Most genealogy web sites just let you search for a name. webtrees lets you search for almost anything.

The Search box on the left of the screen is the same as the Search box in each page header.

If you are looking for people in connection to a certain year, just type the year. The program will find all connections for you.

Looking for a name, or place? Just type in the name or place, completely or just a part of it, and webtrees does the rest.

Soundex search method
With the search boxes on the right, you can search for names of persons and places, even if you don\'t know precisely how to write the name.

When there are several genealogical databases on one site and the administrator has enabled switching between them, your search will return the results for all of them.

You will find more help about these two boxes by clicking the ? above the boxes.'); break; case 'search_advanced.php': // no help text $title=i18n::translate('Advanced search'); $text=''; break; case 'search_engine.php': $title=i18n::translate('Search engine spider'); $text=i18n::translate('webtrees automatically provides search engines with smaller data files with fewer links. The data is limited to the individual and immediate family, without adding information about grand parents or grand children. Many reports and server-intensive pages like the calendar are off limits to the spiders.

Attempts by the spiders to go to those pages result in showing this page. If you are seeing this text, the software believes you are a search engine spider. Below is the list of pages that are allowed to be spidered and will provide the abbreviated data.

Real users who follow search engine links into this site will see the full pages and data, and not this page.'); break; case 'source.php': $title=i18n::translate('Sources details page'); $text=i18n::translate('The details of the source are displayed on this page. Sources are very important to genealogical researchers and will allow you to follow the trail another researcher used to find the information.

You can see information about the source\'s title, author, publication, and the repository where the source was looked up. Because of the many different types of sources, some sources may have more information than others.

If a multimedia object such as a scan of a document is connected to the source, you can view that object by clicking the object. When you click on the object name, you will see the object on the MultiMedia page.

Following the source details there is a list of all individuals and families who are connected to this source. This allows you to identify all items that were obtained from that data source.

When the administrator has enabled these features, you will have one or two additional menu icons on this page:

View GEDCOM Record
which shows the information in GEDCOM format.
Add to Clippings Cart
which enables you to store this information in your Clippings Cart for later downloading and importing into your own genealogy program.

More help is available by clicking the ? next to items on the page.'); break; case 'sourcelist.php': $title=i18n::translate('Sources list page'); $text=i18n::translate('A list of sources is displayed on this page.

Unlike the Individual Information and Family pages, there is no alphabetical index.

A source can be an individual, a public database, an institution, an Internet resource, etc. Because of the completely random nature of genealogical sources, it is impossible to find a sort order that is meaningful in all cases. However, webtrees does sort the Source names into alphabetical order.

SOURCES
Without sources we cannot build our database. There is a source for every item of information in the database. The source can be a relative, an institution, a public database, government or private records, an Internet resource, etc.

A source can be linked to many persons. One person can also be linked to many sources. You can have different sources for every event, whether it is birth date, profession, marriage, children, etc.'); break; case 'statistics.php': $title=i18n::translate('Statistics page'); $text=i18n::translate('This page lets you determine the criteria for producing a graphical display of various statistics from your database.'); break; case 'statisticsplot.php': $title=i18n::translate('Statistics plot'); $text=i18n::translate('This page lets you determine the criteria for producing a graphical display of various statistics from your database.'); break; case 'timeline.php': $title=i18n::translate('Timeline chart'); $text=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.php': $title=i18n::translate('Interactive tree'); $text= 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.'). '

'.i18n::translate('Scrolling').'
'. 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.'). '
'.i18n::translate('Zoom').'
'. 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.'). '
'.i18n::translate('Expanding Details').'
'. 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.'). '
'. i18n::translate('Clicking %s will redraw the tree with that person as the new root.', ''). '
'. i18n::translate('Clicking %s will take you to that family\'s detail page.', ''). '
'.i18n::translate('Toggle Spouses').'
'. 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.', ''). '
'.i18n::translate('Large Tree').''. '
'. 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.'). '
'. i18n::translate('Clicking %s will take you to the Interactive Tree page.', ''). '

'; break; case 'uploadgedcom.php': $title=i18n::translate('Upload GEDCOM'); $text=i18n::translate('Unlike the Add GEDCOM function, the GEDCOM file you wish to add to your database does not have to be on your server.

In Step 1 you select a GEDCOM file from your local computer. Type the complete path and file name in the text box or use the Browse button on the page.

You can also use this function to upload a ZIP file containing the GEDCOM file. webtrees will recognize the ZIP file and extract the file and the filename automatically.

If a GEDCOM file with the same name already exists in webtrees, it will, after your confirmation, be overwritten. However, all GEDCOM settings made previously will be preserved.

You will find more help on other pages of the procedure.'); break; case 'uploadmedia.php': $title=i18n::translate('Upload media files'); $text=i18n::translate('Uploading media files is quite straightforward. Here is a little additional information.

Thumbnails
Thumbnails should have a size somewhere around 100px width. The thumbnail must be named identically to the full-size version. If your system can generate thumbnails automatically, you will see a notice to that effect on the Upload Media page.

Uploading
Files will be uploaded automatically to the directory #GLOBALS[MEDIA_DIRECTORY]# for the full-sized version and to #GLOBALS[MEDIA_DIRECTORY]#thumbs/ for the thumbnails.

See Readme.txt for more information.'); break; case 'useradmin.php': $title=i18n::translate('User administration'); $text=i18n::translate('On this page you can administer the current users and add new users.

User List
In this table the current users, their status, and their rights are displayed. You can delete or edit users.

Add a new user
This form is almost the same as the one users see on the My Account page.

For several subjects we did not make special Help text for the administrator. In those cases you will see the following message:'); break; ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // This section contains all the other help items. ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// case 'add_child': $title=i18n::translate('Add a child to this family'); $text=i18n::translate('You can add a child to this family by clicking this link.

Adding a child is simple: Just click the link, fill out the boxes in the pop up screen, and that\'s all.'); break; case 'add_custom_facts': $title=i18n::translate('Add a custom fact'); $text=i18n::translate('If you can\'t find the fact that you want to add in the list of GEDCOM facts, you can enter a custom fact as well.

Entering a custom fact is just as simple as entering one of the pre-defined ones. The only difference is that you have to name the fact instead of picking its name from a list. You have to do this in the top field: Type'); break; case 'add_facts_general': $title=i18n::translate('General information about adding'); $text=i18n::translate('When you have added a fact, note, source, or multimedia file to a record in the database, the addition still has to be approved by a user who has Accept rights.

Until the changes have been Accepted, they are identified as "pending" by a differently colored border. All users with Edit rights can see these changes as well as the original information. Users who do not have Edit rights will only see the original information. When the addition has been Accepted, the borders will disappear and the new data will display normally, replacing the old. At that time, users without Edit rights will see the new data too.'); break; case 'add_facts': $title=i18n::translate('Add a fact'); $text=i18n::translate('Here you can add a fact to the record being edited.

First choose a fact from the drop-down list, then click the Add button. All possible facts that you can add to the database are in that drop-down list.'); break; case 'add_fam_clip': $title=i18n::translate('Add family to clippings cart'); $text=i18n::translate('You can add all or some of this family\'s information to your Clippings Cart. On the next page you can choose precisely how much information you wish to add:

Add just this family record.
Add parents\' records together with this family record.
Add parents\' and children\'s records together with this family record.
Add parents\' and all descendants\' records together with this family record.

'); break; case 'add_faq_body': $title=i18n::translate('FAQ body'); $text=i18n::translate('The text of the FAQ item is entered here.

The text can be formatted. HTML tags such as <b> and <br /> are allowed, as are HTML entities such as & and  .

HTML entities are a very easy way to add special characters to your FAQ titles and text. You can use symbolic names, decimal numbers, or hexadecimal numbers. A complete list of HTML entities, their coding, and their representation by your browser can be found here: HTML entity lists

On occasion, you may need to show a Tilde character ~ or a Number Sign # in your URLs or text. These characters have a special meaning to the webtrees Help system and can only be entered in their hexadecimal or decimal form. Similarly, the < and > characters that usually enclose HTML tags must be entered in their hexadecimal or decimal forms if they are to be treated as normal text instead of signalling an HTML tag.

# or # will result in #
< or < will result in <
> or > will result in >
~ or ~ will result in ~

There is a &tilde; HTML entity, but this symbol is not interpreted as a Tilde when coded in URLs.

You can insert references to entries in the language files or to values of global variables. Examples:

#pgv_lang[add_to_cart]# is a reference to the language variable "Add to Clippings Cart", and if it were to appear in this field, would show as Add to Clippings Cart when the FAQ list is viewed in the current language.
#factarray[AFN]# is a reference to the Fact name $factarray["AFN"], and if it were to appear in this field, would show as Ancestral File Number (AFN) when the FAQ list is viewed in the current language.
#WT_VERSION# #WT_VERSION_RELEASE# is a reference to the constant WT_VERSION, a space, and a reference to the constant WT_VERSION_RELEASE, and if they were to appear in this field, would show as #WT_VERSION# #WT_VERSION_RELEASE# when the FAQ list is viewed in the current language.
#GLOBALS[GEDCOM]# is a reference to the global variable $GEDCOM, which is the name of the current GEDCOM file. If it were to appear in this field, it would show as #GLOBALS[GEDCOM]#.
#GLOBALS[GEDCOM_TITLE]# is a reference to the global variable $GEDCOM_TITLE, which is the title of the current GEDCOM file. If it were to appear in this field, it would show as #GLOBALS[GEDCOM_TITLE]#.

# or # will result in #
< or < will result in <
> or > will result in >
~ or ~ will result in ~

#pgv_lang[add_to_cart]# is a reference to the language variable "Add to Clippings Cart", and if it were to appear in this field, would show as Add to Clippings Cart when the FAQ list is viewed in the current language.
#factarray[AFN]# is a reference to the Fact name $factarray["AFN"], and if it were to appear in this field, would show as Ancestral File Number (AFN) when the FAQ list is viewed in the current language.
#WT_VERSION# #WT_VERSION_RELEASE# is a reference to the constant WT_VERSION, a space, and a reference to the constant WT_VERSION_RELEASE, and if they were to appear in this field, would show as #WT_VERSION# #WT_VERSION_RELEASE# when the FAQ list is viewed in the current language.
#GLOBALS[GEDCOM]# is a reference to the global variable $GEDCOM, which is the name of the current GEDCOM file. If it were to appear in this field, it would show as #GLOBALS[GEDCOM]#.
#GLOBALS[GEDCOM_TITLE]# is a reference to the global variable $GEDCOM_TITLE, which is the title of the current GEDCOM file. If it were to appear in this field, it would show as #GLOBALS[GEDCOM_TITLE]#.

ALL The FAQ will appear in all FAQ lists, regardless of GEDCOM.
%s The FAQ will appear only in the currently active GEDCOM\'s FAQ list.

', $GEDcom); break; case 'add_from_clipboard': $title=i18n::translate('Add from clipboard'); $text=i18n::translate('webtrees allows you to copy up to 10 facts, with all their details, to a clipboard. This clipboard is different from the Clippings Cart that you can use to export portions of your database.

You can select any of the facts from the clipboard and copy the selected fact to the Individual, Family, Media, Source, or Repository record currently being edited. However, you cannot copy facts of dissimilar record types. For example, you cannot copy a Marriage fact to a Source or an Individual record since the Marriage fact is associated only with Family records.

This is very helpful when entering similar facts, such as census facts, for many individuals or families.'); break; case 'add_gedcom': // duplicate text. see 'help_addgedcom.php' $title=i18n::translate('Add GEDCOM'); $text=i18n::translate('When you use the Add GEDCOM function, it is assumed that you have already uploaded the GEDCOM file to your server using a program or method external to webtrees, for example, ftp or network connection. The file you wish to add could also have been left over from a previous Upload GEDCOM procedure.

If the input GEDCOM file is not yet on your server, you have to get it there first, before you can start with Adding.

Instead of uploading a GEDCOM file, you can also upload a ZIP file containing the GEDCOM file, either with webtrees, or using an external program. webtrees will recognize the ZIP file automatically and will extract the GEDCOM file and filename from the ZIP file.

If a GEDCOM file with the same name already exists in webtrees, it will be overwritten. However, all GEDCOM settings made previously will be preserved.

You are guided step by step through the procedure.'); break; case 'add_husband': $title=i18n::translate('Add a new husband'); $text=i18n::translate('By clicking this link, you can add a new male person and link this person to the principal individual as a new husband.

Just click the link, and you will get a pop up window to add the new person. Fill out as many boxes as you can and click the Save button.

That\'s all.'); break; case 'add_media': $title=i18n::translate('Add a new media item'); $text=i18n::translate('Adding multimedia files (MM) to the GEDCOM is a very nice feature. Although this program already has a great look without media, if you add pictures or other MM to your relatives, it will only get better.

What you should understand about MM.
There are many formats of MM. Although webtrees can handle most of them, there some things to consider.

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.

Why is it important to keep the file size small?

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.

How to upload your MM
There are two ways to upload media to the site. If you have a lot of media items to upload you should contact the site administrator to discuss the best ways. If it has been enabled by your site administrator, you can use the Upload Media form under your My Page menu. You can also use the Upload option on the Multimedia form to upload media items.'); break; case 'add_media_linkid': $title=i18n::translate('Link ID'); $text=i18n::translate('Each media item should be associated with one or more person, family, or source records in your database.

To establish such a link, you can enter or search for the ID of the person, family, or source at the same time as you create the media item. You can also establish the link later through editing options on the Manage MultiMedia page, or by adding media items through the Add Media link available on the Individual, Family, or Source Details pages.'); break; case 'add_name': $title=i18n::translate('Add a new name'); $text=i18n::translate('This link will allow you to add another name to this individual. Sometimes people are known by other names or aliases. This link allows you to add new names to a person without changing the old name.'); break; case 'add_new_facts': // This is a general help text for multiple pages $title=i18n::translate('Add a new fact'); $text=i18n::translate('

'); break; case 'add_new_gedcom': // duplicate text. see 'help_addnewgedcom.php' $title=i18n::translate('Create a new GEDCOM'); $text=i18n::translate('You can start a new genealogical database from scratch.

This procedure requires only a few simple steps. Step 1 is different from what you know already about uploading and adding. The other steps will be familiar.

Naming the new GEDCOM
Type the name of the new GEDCOM without the extension .ged. The new file will be created in the directory named above the box where you enter the name. Click Add.
Configuration page
You already know this page; you configure the settings for your new GEDCOM file.
Validate
You already know this page; the new GEDCOM is checked. Since there is nothing in it, it will be ok.
Importing Records
Since there will be only one record to import, this will be finished very fast.

That\'s it. Now you can go to the Pedigree chart to see your first person in the new GEDCOM. Click the name of the person and start editing. After that, you can link new individuals to the first person.'); break; case 'add_new_parent': // This is a general help text for multiple pages $title=i18n::translate('Add a new parent'); $text=i18n::translate('There are certainly many individuals in the GEDCOM without a record of a father or mother.

In that case, on the Individual Information page, tab sheet Close Relatives, table Family with Parents, you will find links to add a new father or mother to the individual.

Please keep in mind that these links are for adding a new father or mother. If the father or mother already has a record in this database, you have to use the link Link this person to an existing family as a child, which you will find on that Individual Information page below the last table.'); break; case 'add_note': // This is a general help text for multiple pages $title=i18n::translate('Add a new note'); $text=i18n::translate('If you have a note to add to this record, this is the place to do so.

Just click the link, a window will open, and you can type your note. When you are finished typing, just click the button below the box, close the window, and that\'s all.

~General info about adding~
When you have added a fact, note, source, or multimedia file to a record in the database, the addition still has to be approved by a user who has Accept rights.

Until the changes have been Accepted, they are identified as "pending" by a differently colored border. All users with Edit rights can see these changes as well as the original information. Users who do not have Edit rights will only see the original information. When the addition has been Accepted, the borders will disappear and the new data will display normally, replacing the old. At that time, users without Edit rights will see the new data too.'); break; case 'add_opf_child': $title=i18n::translate('Add a new child to create one-parent family'); $text=i18n::translate('By clicking this link, you can add a new child to this person, creating a one-parent family.

Just click the link, and you will get a pop up window to add the new person. Fill out as many boxes as you can and click the Save button.

That\'s all.'); break; case 'add_person': $title=i18n::translate('Add a new person to the chart'); $text=i18n::translate('You can have several persons on the timeline.

Use this box to supply each person\'s ID. If you don\'t know the ID of the person, you can click the Find ID link next to the box.'); break; case 'add_repository_clip': $title=i18n::translate('Add repository to clippings cart'); $text=i18n::translate('When you click this link you can add the repository, as it is stored in the GEDCOM, to your Clippings Cart.'); break; case 'add_shared_note': // This is a general help text for multiple pages $title=i18n::translate('Add a new shared note'); $text=i18n::translate('When you click the Add a new Shared Note link, a new window will open. You can choose to link to an existing shared note, or you can create a new shared note and at the same time create a link to it.

~General info about adding~
When you have added a fact, note, source, or multimedia file to a record in the database, the addition still has to be approved by a user who has Accept rights.

Until the changes have been Accepted, they are identified as "pending" by a differently colored border. All users with Edit rights can see these changes as well as the original information. Users who do not have Edit rights will only see the original information. When the addition has been Accepted, the borders will disappear and the new data will display normally, replacing the old. At that time, users without Edit rights will see the new data too.'); break; case 'add_sibling': $title=i18n::translate('Add a new brother or sister'); $text=i18n::translate('You can add a child to this family when you click this link. "This Family", in this case, is the father and mother of the principal person of this screen.

Keep in mind that you are going to add a sibling of that person. Adding a brother or sister is simple: Just click the link, fill out the boxes in the pop up screen and that\'s all.

If you have to add a son or daughter of the principal person, scroll down a little and click the link in "Family with Spouse".'); break; case 'add_son_daughter': $title=i18n::translate('Add a new son or daughter'); $text=i18n::translate('You can add a child to this family when you click this link. "This Family", in this case, is the principal person of this screen and his or her spouse.

Keep in mind that you are going to add a son or daughter of that person. Adding a son or daughter is simple: Just click the link, fill out the boxes in the popup screen and that\'s all.

If you have to add a brother or sister of the principal person, scroll up a little and click the link in "Family with Parents".'); break; case 'add_source_clip': $title=i18n::translate('Add source to clippings cart'); $text=i18n::translate('When you click this link, you can add the source\'s information to your Clippings Cart for later downloading and importing into your own genealogy program.'); break; case 'add_source': // This is a general help text for multiple pages $title=i18n::translate('Add a new source citation'); $text=i18n::translate('Here you can add a source Citation to this record.

Just click the link, a window will open, and you can choose the source from the list (Find ID) or create a new source and then add the Citation.

Adding sources is an important part of genealogy because it allows other researchers to verify where you obtained your information.

~General info about adding~
When you have added a fact, note, source, or multimedia file to a record in the database, the addition still has to be approved by a user who has Accept rights.

Until the changes have been Accepted, they are identified as "pending" by a differently colored border. All users with Edit rights can see these changes as well as the original information. Users who do not have Edit rights will only see the original information. When the addition has been Accepted, the borders will disappear and the new data will display normally, replacing the old. At that time, users without Edit rights will see the new data too.'); break; case 'add_upload_gedcom': $title=i18n::translate('Adding versus uploading GEDCOM'); $text=i18n::translate('

Uploading GEDCOM Files: Uploading files can be done on line. You can upload from anywhere without needing an ftp program.
Adding GEDCOM Files: If a previously uploaded file is still present in your GEDCOM directory, you can use it again without uploading. Sometimes, because of file or upload size limitations, you need to use Add.

The Add and the Upload procedure can be finished in four simple steps. In either procedure, only Step 1 is different.'); break; case 'add_wife': $title=i18n::translate('Add a new wife'); $text=i18n::translate('By clicking this link, you can add a new female person and link this person to the principal individual as a new wife.

Just click the link, and you will get a pop up window to add the new person. Fill out as many boxes as you can and click the Save button.

That\'s all.'); break; case 'admin': $title=i18n::translate('Administration'); $text=i18n::translate('On this page you will find links to the configuration pages, administration pages, documentation, and log files.

Current Server Time:, just below the page title, shows the time of the server on which your site is hosted. This means that if the server is located in New York while you\'re in France, the time shown will be six hours less than your local time, unless, of course, the server is running on Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). The time shown is the server time when you opened or refreshed this page.

WARNING
When you see a red warning message under the system time, it means that your config.php is still writeable. After configuring your site, you should, for security, set the permissions of this file back to read-only. You have to do this manually, since webtrees cannot do this for you.'); break; case 'admin_help_contents_head': $title=i18n::translate('Help contents'); $text=i18n::translate('Administrator Help Items added to the beginning of the list.'); break; case 'age_differences': $title=i18n::translate('Show date differences'); $text=i18n::translate('When this option box is checked, the «Close Relatives» tab will show date differences as follows:

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.

'); break; case 'alpha': $title=i18n::translate('Alphabetical index'); $text=i18n::translate('Clicking a letter in the Alphabetical index will display a list of the names that start with the letter you clicked.

The second to last item in the Alphabetical index can be (unknown). This entry will be present when there are people in the database whose surname has not been recorded or does not contain any recognizable letters. Unknown surnames are often recorded as ?, and these will be recognized as (unknown). This will also happen if the person is unknown.

Note:
Surnames entered as, for example, Nn, NN, Unknown, or even N.N. will not be found in the (unknown) list. Instead, you will find these persons by clicking N or U because these are the initial letters of those names. webtrees cannot possibly account for all possible ways of entering unknown surnames; there is no recognized convention for this.

At the end of the Alphabetical index you see ALL. When you click on this item, you will see a list of all surnames in the database.

Missing letters?
If your Alphabetical index appears to be incomplete, with missing letters, your database doesn\'t contain any surnames that start with that missing letter.'); break; case 'annivers_date_select': $title=i18n::translate('Day selector'); $text=i18n::translate('The top row of the Selector table is the Day selector. Its meaning is obvious: You select a day.

The result of clicking on a certain day depends of whether you are in Day or in Month mode.

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.

'); break; case 'annivers_event': $title=i18n::translate('Event selector'); $text=i18n::translate('Here you choose whether you want all events for individuals and families displayed or just a selected event. You cannot select more than one event category.

When you click on an option, the events of your choice will be displayed.

The settings of day, month, and year, as well as Day or Month mode, remain as they were.'); break; case 'annivers_month_select': $title=i18n::translate('Month selector'); $text=i18n::translate('The middle row of the Selector table is the Month selector. Its meaning is obvious: You select a month.

The result of clicking on a certain month depends of whether you are in Day or in Month 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.

'); break; case 'annivers_sex': $title=i18n::translate('Gender selector'); $text=i18n::translate('When you are logged in or when the admin has not enabled the Privacy option, you can select one of these options:

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

All People
With this option, all individuals and families are displayed.
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.
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.

When you click on an option, the events of your choice will be displayed.

The settings of day, month, and year, as well as Day or Month mode, remain as they were.'); break; case 'annivers_tip': $title=i18n::translate('Tip'); $text=i18n::translate('Adjust the Date selector to any date in the past.

When you click on one of the View buttons you will see a list or calendar for that date. All the ages, anniversaries, etc. have been recalculated and now count from the date you set in the Date selector. You are now seeing the calendar or list that your ancestor would have seen on that date, years ago.'); break; case 'annivers_year_select': $title=i18n::translate('Year input box'); $text=i18n::translate('This input box lets you change that year of the calendar. Type a year into the box and press Enter to change the calendar to that year.

Advanced features for View Year

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.

'); break; case 'apply_privacy': $title=i18n::translate('Apply privacy settings?'); $text=i18n::translate('When this option is checked, the output file will pass through privacy checks according to the selected option. This can result in the removal of certain information. The output file will contain only the information that is normally visible to a user with the indicated privilege level.

If you only have GEDCOM administrator rights, you cannot specify that the output file should be privatized according to the Site administrator privilege level.'); break; case 'autoContinue': $title=i18n::translate('Automatically press «continue» button'); $text=i18n::translate('When webtrees detects that the GEDCOM Import requires more time than is permitted by the time limit, it will display a Continue button that you must press to continue the Import.

When this option is set to Yes, webtrees will automatically press the Continue button for you. This should relieve the tedium of having to press the button repeatedly for lengthy Imports.'); break; case 'basic_or_all': $title=i18n::translate('Show only births, deaths and marriages?'); $text=i18n::translate('This option lets you eliminate some dated events. For example, Divorce, Cremation, Graduation, Bar Mitzvah, First Communion, etc. should all be dated.

When you select Yes, only Births, Deaths, and Marriages will be shown. When you select No, all dated events will be shown.'); break; case 'block_move_right': $title=i18n::translate('Move list entries'); $text=i18n::translate('Use these buttons to move an entry from one list to another.

Highlight the entry to be moved, and then click a button to move or copy that entry in the direction of the arrow. Use the » and « buttons to move the highlighted entry from the leftmost to the rightmost list or vice-versa. Use the > and < buttons to move the highlighted entry between the Available Blocks list and the list to its right or left.

The entries in the Available Blocks list do not change, regardless of what you do with the Move Right and Move Left buttons. This is so because the same block can appear several times on the same page. The HTML block is a good example of why you might want to do this.'); break; case 'block_move_up': $title=i18n::translate('Move list entries'); $text=i18n::translate('Use these buttons to re-arrange the order of the entries within the list. The blocks will be printed in the order in which they are listed.

Highlight the entry to be moved, and then click a button to move that entry up or down.'); break; case 'bom_check': $title=i18n::translate('Byte Order Mark (BOM) check'); $text=i18n::translate('This check will analyze all the language files for the BOM (Byte Order Mark). If found, it will remove the BOM from the affected file. These special codes can cause malfunctions in some parts of webtrees.'); break; case 'box_width': $title=i18n::translate('Box width'); $text=i18n::translate('Here you can change the box width from 50 percent to 300 percent. At 100 percent each box is about 270 pixels wide.'); break; case 'cache_life': $title=i18n::translate('Cache file life'); $text=i18n::translate('To improve performance, this webtrees Home Page block is saved as a cache file. You can control how often this block\'s cache file is refreshed.

-1 means that the cache file is never refreshed automatically. To get a fresh copy, you need to delete all cache files. You can do this on the Customize Home Page screen.
0 (Zero) means that this block is never cached, and every time the block is displayed on the webtrees Home Page, you see a fresh copy. This setting is used automatically for blocks that change frequently, such as the Logged In Users and the Random Media blocks.
1 (One) means that a fresh copy of this block\'s cache file is created daily, 2 means that a fresh copy is created every two days, 7 means that a fresh copy is created weekly, etc.

'); break; case 'cal_dowload': $title=i18n::translate('Download calendar'); $text=i18n::translate('This option controls whether the button for downloading calendar events is shown to logged-in users. The downloaded calendar file can be imported into compatible programs such as Microsoft Outlook to, for example, generate automatic e-mail reminders of anniversaries.

When set to No, the logged-in user will not be able to download the calendar file. When set to Yes, the Download button will be shown. This button is never shown when the user is not logged in.'); break; case 'change_indi2id': $title=i18n::translate('Change individual ID to ....'); $text=i18n::translate('This tool was designed for users whose Genealogy programs use a different GEDCOM ID for the individuals every time the GEDCOM is exported. For example, the first time the GEDCOM is exported some person\'s ID might be I100 but the next time the GEDCOM is exported that same person\'s ID is changed to I234. These changing IDs make it difficult to administer webtrees because the ID is how people are referenced.

Most genealogy programs also use the RIN or REFN tag to give each person a unique identifier that can be used to reference the individual. This tool will replace all of the individual IDs in the GEDCOM file with the whatever field (RIN or REFN) you specify.'); break; case 'chart_area': $title=i18n::translate('Chart area'); $text=i18n::translate('Select the geographical area that you want to see on the map. You can choose:

World  shows all continents.
Europe  shows Europe.
South America  shows South America.
Asia  shows Asia.
Middle East  shows the Middle East.
Africa  shows Africa.

'); break; case 'chart_style': $title=i18n::translate('Chart style'); $text=i18n::translate('Two chart styles are available:

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.

'); break; case 'chart_type': $title=i18n::translate('Chart type'); $text=i18n::translate('Select what you want to see on the map chart. You can choose:

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.

'); break; case 'cleanup_places': $title=i18n::translate('Cleanup places'); $text=i18n::translate('webtrees detected that your GEDCOM file uses places on GEDCOM tags that should not have places.

Many genealogy programs, such as Family Tree Maker, will create this type of GEDCOM file. webtrees will work with these GEDCOM files, but some invalid places will show up in your place hierarchy.

For example, your GEDCOM might have the following encoding
1 SSN
2 PLAC 123-45-6789
1 OCCU
2 PLAC Computer Programmer

According to the GEDCOM 5.5.1 Standard this should really be shown as
1 SSN 123-45-6789
1 OCCU Computer Programmer

If you select Yes, webtrees will automatically correct these encoding errors.'); break; case 'clear_cache': $title=i18n::translate('Clear cache files'); $text=i18n::translate('In order to improve performance, several of the blocks on the webtrees Home Page are saved as cache files in the index directory. The cache files for most blocks are refreshed once each day, but there may be times when you want to refresh them manually.

This button allows you to refresh the cache files when necessary.'); break; case 'click_here': $title=i18n::translate('Click here to continue'); $text=i18n::translate('Click this button to save your changes.

You will be returned to My Page or the Home Page, but your changes may not be shown. You may need to use the Page Reload function of your browser to view your changes properly.'); break; case 'clip_download': $title=i18n::translate('Download clippings cart'); $text=i18n::translate('When you click this link you will be taken to the next page. If any of the clippings in your cart refer to multimedia items, these items will also be displayed on that page.

Simply follow the instructions.'); break; case 'config': $title=i18n::translate('Configuration'); $text=i18n::translate('Configuration help'); break; case 'config_help': $title=i18n::translate('Configuration help'); $text=i18n::translate('This page collects all of the major topics of Configuration Help into one place. You can view the information on your screen, or you can print it for later use.'); break; case 'context': $title=i18n::translate('Context'); $text=i18n::translate('More help is available by clicking the ? next to items on the page.'); break; case 'convertPath': $title=i18n::translate('Convert media path to'); $text=i18n::translate('This option defines a constant path to be prefixed to all media paths in the output file.

For example, if the media directory has been configured to be "/media" and if the media file being exported has a path "/media/pictures/xyz.jpg" and you have entered "c:\my pictures\my family" into this field, the resultant media path will be "c:\my pictures\my family/pictures/xyz.jpg".

You will notice in this example:

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

If you wish to retain the media directory in media file paths of the output file, you will need to include that name in the Convert media path to field.

You should also use the Convert media folder separators to option to ensure that the folder name separators are consistent and agree with the requirements of the receiving operating system.

Media paths that are actually URLs will not be changed.'); break; case 'convertSlashes': $title=i18n::translate('Convert media folder separators to'); $text=i18n::translate('This option determines whether folder names in the FILE specification of media objects should be separated by forward slashes or by backslashes. Your choice depends on the requirements of the receiving operating system.

The choice Forward slashes : / is appropriate for most operating systems other than Microsoft Windows. The choice Backslashes : \ should be used when the destination program is running on a Microsoft Windows system.

Media paths that are actually URLs will not be changed.'); break; case 'convert_ansi2utf': $title=i18n::translate('Convert ANSI to UTF-8'); $text=i18n::translate('To ensure that the information in your input GEDCOM files is processed and displayed correctly, these files should be encoded in UTF-8.

Some of the more modern genealogy programs can export their data to a GEDCOM file in UTF-8 encoding. Older programs often don\'t have this capability. If your program does not offer you this option, webtrees can convert the file for you.

When webtrees validates the input file, it will detect the file\'s encoding and advise you accordingly.'); break; case 'cookie': $title=i18n::translate('Cookies'); $text=i18n::translate('This site uses cookies to keep track of your login status.

Cookies do not appear to be enabled in your browser. You must enable cookies for this site before you can login. You can consult your browser\'s help documentation for information on enabling cookies.'); break; case 'day_month_help': $title=i18n::translate('View day / View month / View year'); $text=i18n::translate('

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.

When you want to change the year you have to press one of these three buttons. All other settings remain as they were.'); break; case 'days_to_show': $title=i18n::translate('Number of days to show'); $text=i18n::translate('Enter the number of days to show. This number cannot be greater than #DAYS_TO_SHOW_LIMIT#. If you enter a larger value, that limit will be used.

The limit shown is set by the administrator in the GEDCOM configuration, Display and Layout section, Hide & Show sub-section.'); break; case 'def_gedcom_date': $title=i18n::translate('Dates in a GEDCOM file'); $text=i18n::translate('Although the date field allows for free-form entry (meaning you can type in whatever you want), there are some rules about how dates should be entered according to the GEDCOM 5.5.1 standard.

A full date is entered in the form DD MMM YYYY. For example, 01 MAR 1801 or 14 DEC 1950.
If you are missing a part of the date, you can omit that part. E.g. MAR 1801 or 14 DEC.
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)
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.

GEDCOM was developed by the Family History Department of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) to provide a flexible, uniform format for exchanging computerized genealogical data. GEDCOM is an acronym for GEnealogical Data Communication. Its purpose is to foster the sharing of genealogical information and the development of a wide range of inter-operable software products to assist genealogists, historians, and other researchers.

A copy of the GEDCOM 5.5.1 draft Standard, to which webtrees adheres, can be downloaded in PDF format here: GEDCOM 5.5.1 Standard This Standard is only available in English.

The GEDCOM file contains all the information about the family. All facts, dates, events, etc. are stored here. GEDCOM files have to follow strict rules because they must be exchangeable between many programs, independent of platforms or operating systems.'); break; case 'def_gramps': $title=i18n::translate('GRAMPS definition'); $text=i18n::translate('A quote from GRAMPS Project:

GRAMPS helps you track your family tree. It allows you to store, edit, and research genealogical data. GRAMPS attempts to provide all of the common capabilities of other genealogical programs, but, more importantly, to provide an additional capability of integration not common to these programs. This is the ability to input any bits and pieces of information directly into GRAMPS and rearrange/manipulate any/all data events in the entire data base (in any order or sequence) to assist the user in doing research, analysis and correlation with the potential of filling relationship gaps.

A copy of the GRAMPS XML format v1.1.0 can be found here in both RELAX NG Schema format and DTD format.

For more information about the GRAMPS Project visit http://gramps-project.org/'); break; case 'def': $title=i18n::translate('Definitions'); $text=i18n::translate('Here are some explanations of terms used in this Help text:

'); break; case 'def_pdf_format': $title=i18n::translate('PDF definition'); $text=i18n::translate('The webtrees Reporting Engine produces downloadable reports in Adobe® PDF format. The GEDCOM 5.5.1 Standard specification, mentioned elsewhere in this Help file, is also downloadable as a PDF file. PDF is an acronym for Portable Document Format.

PDF files are not viewable or printable by the standard software on your PC. If you already have Acrobat Reader installed (it\'s often packaged with other softwares), you do not need to replace or upgrade it to deal with report files produced by webtrees.

Acrobat Reader, the viewing and printing program for these files, is available free of charge from Adobe Systems Inc. The free Adobe® Acrobat Reader can be downloaded from the Adobe Systems Inc. web site. You may find copies of "Acrobat Reader" available for download from other Internet sites, but we strongly advise you to trust only the Adobe Systems Inc. site.

Acrobat Reader is available for many different systems, including Microsoft® Windows and Apple® Macintosh, in many languages other than English. If you have a Windows 95 system, be sure to download Acrobat Reader version 5.0.5. Versions more recent than this will not install correctly on Windows 95 systems.

Download Adobe Reader here'); break; case 'def_portal': $title=i18n::translate('Portal definition'); $text=i18n::translate('This site\'s Portal is like the lobby of a restaurant or a public library. It is the place where you enter, but you can also find important information like explanations, menus etc.'); break; case 'def_theme': $title=i18n::translate('Theme definition'); $text=i18n::translate('This site can have different "appearances", called Themes.

The site administrator chooses a default Theme, which everybody who enters this site will initially see. When the administrator has enabled this feature, all users can select their own Themes. webtrees remembers the last selected Theme for each logged-in user, so that that user will automatically see that Theme the next time he logs in. Themes can be used as a way to distinguish between different databases on the same site. Each database can have a different default Theme.'); break; case 'default_gedcom': $title=i18n::translate('Default GEDCOM'); $text=i18n::translate('If you have more than one genealogical database, you can set here which of them will be the default.

This default will be shown to all visitors and users who have not yet logged in.

Users who can edit their account settings can override this default. In that case, the user\'s preferred database will be shown after login.'); break; case 'delete_faq_item': $title=i18n::translate('Delete FAQ item'); $text=i18n::translate('This option will let you delete an item from the FAQ page'); break; case 'delete_gedcom': $title=i18n::translate('Delete GEDCOM'); $text=i18n::translate('webtrees creates its database from a GEDCOM file that was previously uploaded. When you select Delete, that section of the database will be erased. You have to confirm your Delete request.

Unless you have deliberately removed it outside webtrees, the original GEDCOM file will remain in the directory into which it was uploaded. If you later want to work with that GEDCOM file again, you don\'t have to upload it again. You can choose the Add GEDCOM function.'); break; case 'delete_name': $title=i18n::translate('Delete name'); $text=i18n::translate('Edit name
When you click this link, another window will open. There you can edit the name of the person. Just type the changes into the boxes and click the button, close the window, and that\'s it.

DELETE NAME
By clicking this option you will mark this Name to be deleted from the database. Note that deleting the name is completely different from deleting the individual. Deleting the name just removes the name from the person. The person will not be deleted. If it is an AKA that you want to delete, the person still has his other names. If it is the only name that you want to remove, the person will still not be deleted, but will now be recorded as (unknown). The person will also not be disconnected from any other to relatives, sources, notes, etc.

How does it work?
You will be asked to confirm your deletion request. If you decide to continue, it can take a little time before you see a message that the name is deleted.

When you continue with your visit, you will notice that the name is still visible and can be used as if the deletion had not occurred.

This is not an error. The site admin will get a message that a change has been made to the database, and that you removed the name.
The administrator can accept or reject your change. Only after the administrator has accepted your change will the deletion actually occur irreversibly. If there is any doubt about your change, the administrator will contact you.'); break; case 'delete_person': $title=i18n::translate('Delete individual'); $text=i18n::translate('When you click this option, you will mark this individual to be deleted from the database.

What does that mean?
Let\'s suppose you have a good reason to remove this person from the database. You click the link. You will be asked to confirm your deletion request. If you decide to continue, it can take a little time before you see a message that the individual is deleted.

When you continue with your visit, you will notice that the person is still visible and can be used as if the deletion had not occurred.

This is not an error. The site admin will get a message that a change has been made to the database, and that you removed the individual.
The administrator can accept or reject your change. Only after the administrator has accepted your change will the deletion actually occur irreversibly. If there is any doubt about your change, the administrator will contact you.'); break; case 'delete_repo': $title=i18n::translate('Delete repository'); $text=i18n::translate('When you click this option you mark this Repository to be deleted from the database.

What does that mean?
Let\'s suppose you have a good reason to remove this Repository from the database. You click the link. You will be asked to confirm your deletion request. If you decide to continue, it can take a little time before you see a message that the Repository is deleted.

When you continue with your visit, you will notice that the Repository is still visible and can be used as if the deletion had not occurred.

This is not an error. The site admin will get a message that a change has been made to the database, and that you removed the Repository.
The administrator can accept or reject your change. Only after the administrator has accepted your change will the deletion actually occur irreversibly. If there is any doubt about your change, the administrator will contact you.'); break; case 'delete_source': $title=i18n::translate('Delete source'); $text=i18n::translate('When you click this option, you will mark this Source to be deleted from the database.

What does that mean?
Let\'s suppose you have a good reason to remove this source from the database. You click the link. You will be asked to confirm your deletion request. If you decide to continue, it can take a little time before you see a message that the source is deleted.

When you continue with your visit, you will notice that the source is still visible and can be used as if the deletion had not occurred.

This is not an error. The site admin will get a message that a change has been made to the database, and that you removed the Source.
The administrator can accept or reject your change. Only after the administrator has accepted your change will the deletion actually occur irreversibly. If there is any doubt about your change, the administrator will contact you.'); break; case 'desc_generations': $title=i18n::translate('Number of generations'); $text=i18n::translate('Here you can set the number of generations to display on this page.

The right number for you depends of the size of your screen and whether you show details or not. Processing time will increase as you increase the number of generations.'); break; case 'desc_rootid': $title=i18n::translate('Root individual'); $text=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 'detected_ansi2utf': $title=i18n::translate('ANSI character set'); $text=i18n::translate('The GEDCOM file being validated now is encoded in the ANSI character set. You are strongly advised to convert the file\'s encoding to UTF-8.

~CONVERT ANSI TO UTF-8~

To ensure that the information in your input GEDCOM files is processed and displayed correctly, these files should be encoded in UTF-8.

Some of the more modern genealogy programs can export their data to a GEDCOM file in UTF-8 encoding. Older programs often don\'t have this capability. If your program does not offer you this option, webtrees can convert the file for you.

When webtrees validates the input file, it will detect the file\'s encoding and advise you accordingly.'); break; case 'detected_date': $title=i18n::translate('Date format will be changed'); $text=i18n::translate('The date format that is standard for webtrees and also according to the GEDCOM 5.5.1 Standard is DD MMM YYYY (e.g. 01 JAN 2004)

If, after your GEDCOM file has been validated, you see a message that a wrong date format has been detected, webtrees will convert the incorrectly formatted dates as prescribed by the Standard.

You have, however, the option to choose either "day before month" (DD MMM YYYY), or "month before day" (MMM DD YYYY).

We recommend that you use the first format (day before month).'); break; case 'download_gedcom': $title=i18n::translate('Download GEDCOM'); $text=i18n::translate('From this page you can download your genealogical database in GEDCOM format. You may want to import the data into another genealogical program, or you may want to share its information with others.

~CONVERT FROM UTF-8 TO ANSI~

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.

~REMOVE CUSTOM PGV TAGS~

Checking this option will remove any custom tags that may have been added to the records by webtrees.

Custom tags used by webtrees include the _PGVU tag which identifies the user who changed a record online and the _THUM tag which tells webtrees that the image should be used as a thumbnail.

Custom tags may cause errors when importing the downloaded GEDCOM to another genealogy application.

~DOWNLOAD GEDCOM AS ZIP FILE~

When you check this option, a copy of the GEDCOM file will be compressed into ZIP format before the download begins. This will reduce its size considerably, but you will need to use a compatible Unzip program (WinZIP, for example) to decompress the transmitted GEDCOM file before you can use it.

This is a useful option for downloading large GEDCOM files. There is a risk that the download time for the uncompressed file may exceed the maximum allowed execution time, resulting in incompletely downloaded files. The ZIP option should reduce the download time by 75 percent.'); break; case 'download_zipped': $title=i18n::translate('Download ZIP file'); $text=i18n::translate('When you check this option, a copy of the GEDCOM file will be compressed into ZIP format before the download begins. This will reduce its size considerably, but you will need to use a compatible Unzip program (WinZIP, for example) to decompress the transmitted GEDCOM file before you can use it.

This is a useful option for downloading large GEDCOM files. There is a risk that the download time for the uncompressed file may exceed the maximum allowed execution time, resulting in incompletely downloaded files. The ZIP option should reduce the download time by 75 percent.'); break; case 'edit_add_ASSO': $title=i18n::translate('Add a new associate'); $text=i18n::translate('Add a new Associate allows you to link a fact with an associated person in the site. This is one way in which you might record that someone was the Godfather of another person.'); break; case 'edit_add_GEDFact_ASSISTED': $title=i18n::translate('GEDFact shared note assistant'); $text=i18n::translate('Clicking the "+" icon will open the GEDFact Shared Note Assistant window.
Specific help will be found there.

When you click the "Save" button, the ID of the Shared Note will be pasted here.'); break; case 'edit_add_NOTE': $title=i18n::translate('Add a new note'); $text=i18n::translate('This section allows you to add a new Note to the fact that you are currently editing. Notes are free-form text and will appear in the Fact Details section of the page.'); break; case 'edit_add_SHARED_NOTE': $title=i18n::translate('Add a new shared note'); $text=i18n::translate('Shared notes, like regular notes, are free-form text. Unlike regular notes, each shared note can be linked to more than one person, family, source, or fact.

By clicking the appropriate icon, you can establish a link to an existing shared note or create a new shared note and at the same time link to it. If a link to an existing shared note has already been established, you can also edit that note\'s contents.

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.

'); break; case 'edit_add_SOUR': $title=i18n::translate('Add a new source citation'); $text=i18n::translate('This section allows you to add a new source citation to the fact that you are currently editing.

In the Source field you enter the ID for the source. Click the Create a new source link if you need to enter a new source. In the Citation Details field you would enter the page number or other information that might help someone find the information in the source. In the Text field you would enter the text transcription from the source.'); break; case 'edit_add_child': $title=i18n::translate('Add a new child'); $text=i18n::translate('With this page you can add a new child to the selected family. Fill out the name of the child and the birth and death information if it is known. If you don\'t know some information leave it blank.

To add other facts besides birth and death, first add the new child to the database by saving the changes. Then click on the child\'s name in the updated Family page or Close Relatives tab to view the child\'s Individual Information page. From the Individual Information page you can add more detailed information.'); break; case 'edit_add_parent': $title=i18n::translate('Add a new parent'); $text=i18n::translate('With this page you can add a new mother or father to the selected person. Fill out the new person\'s name and the birth and death information if it is known. If you don\'t know some information, leave it blank.

To add other facts besides birth and death, first add the new person to the database by saving the changes. Then click on the person\'s name in the updated Family page or Close Relatives tab to view the person\'s Individual Information page. From the Individual Information page you can add more detailed information.'); break; case 'edit_add_spouse': $title=i18n::translate('Add a new spouse'); $text=i18n::translate('With this page you can add a new husband or wife to the selected person. Fill out the new person\'s name and the birth and death information if it is known. If you don\'t know some information leave it blank.

To add other facts besides birth and death, first add the new person to the database by saving the changes. Then click on the person\'s name in the updated Family page or Close Relatives tab to view the person\'s Individual Information page. From the Individual Information page you can add more detailed information.'); break; case 'edit_add_unlinked_note': $title=i18n::translate('Add an unlinked shared note'); $text=i18n::translate('Use this link to add a new shared note to your database without linking the note to any record.

The new note will appear in the Shared Note list, but will not appear on any charts or anywhere else in the program until it is linked to an individual, family or event.'); break; case 'edit_add_unlinked_person': $title=i18n::translate('Add an unlinked person'); $text=i18n::translate('Use this form to add an unlinked person.

When you add an unlinked person to your family tree, the person will not be linked to any other people until you link them. Later, you can link people together from the Close Relatives tab on the Individual Information page.'); break; case 'edit_add_unlinked_source': $title=i18n::translate('Add an unlinked source'); $text=i18n::translate('Use this link to add a new source to your database without linking the source to a source citation in another record. The new source will appear in the source list, but will not appear on any charts or anywhere else in the program until it is linked up to a source citation.'); break; case 'edit_birth': $title=i18n::translate('Add birth'); $text=i18n::translate('This area allows you to enter the birth information. First enter the date when the person was born in the standard date format for genealogy (1 JAN 2004). You can click on the Calendar icon for help selecting a date. Then enter the place where the person was born. You can use the Find Place link to select a place that already exists in the database.'); break; case 'edit_config_gedcom': $title=i18n::translate('Configure GEDCOM'); $text=i18n::translate('Every genealogical database used with webtrees has its own Configuration file.

On this form you configure many options such as database title, language, calendar format, email options, logging of database searches, HTML META headers, removal of surnames from the database\'s Frequent Surnames list, etc.'); break; case 'edit_death': $title=i18n::translate('Add death'); $text=i18n::translate('This area allows you to enter Death information. First enter the date when the person died in the standard date format for genealogy (1 JAN 2004). You can click on the Calendar icon for help selecting a date. Then enter the place where the person died. You can use the Find Place link to select a place that already exists in the database.'); break; case 'edit_edit_raw': $title=i18n::translate('Edit raw GEDCOM record'); $text=i18n::translate('This page allows you to edit the raw GEDCOM record. You should use this page with caution; it requires a good understanding of the GEDCOM 5.5.1 Standard. For more information on the GEDCOM 5.5.1 Standard, refer to Help topic GEDCOM file.

webtrees provides many ways to add and edit information, but there could be occasions when you may want to edit the raw GEDCOM structure. When possible, you should use the provided forms for adding information, but when that is impossible, you can use this form. Upon submitting the form, your information will be checked for basic conformance to the Standard and the CHAN record will be updated.'); break; case 'edit_faq_item': $title=i18n::translate('Edit FAQ item'); $text=i18n::translate('This option will let you edit an item on the FAQ page.'); break; case 'edit_gedcoms': // duplicate text. see 'editgedcoms.php' $title=i18n::translate('GEDCOM administration'); $text=i18n::translate('The GEDCOM Administration page is the control center for administering all of your genealogical databases.

Current GEDCOMs
At the head of the Current GEDCOMs table, you see an action bar with four links.

Add GEDCOM
Upload GEDCOM
Create a new GEDCOM
Return to the Admin menu

In the Current GEDCOMs table each genealogical database is listed separately, and you have the following options for each of them:

Import
Delete
Download
Edit configuration
Edit privacy
SearchLog files

Edit privacy appears here because every GEDCOM has its own privacy file.

Each line in this table should be self-explanatory. webtrees can be configured to log all database searches. The SearchLog files can be inspected through links found on this page.'); break; case 'edit_given_name': $title=i18n::translate('Add given name'); $text=i18n::translate('In this field you should enter the given names for the person. As an example, in the name "John Robert Finlay", the given names that should be entered here are "John Robert"'); break; case 'edit_name': $title=i18n::translate('Edit name'); $text=i18n::translate('This is the most important field in a person\'s Name record.

This field should be filled automatically as the other fields are filled in, but it is provided so that you can edit the information according to your personal preference.

The name in this field should be entered according to the GEDCOM 5.5.1 standards with the surname surrounded by forward slashes "/". As an example, the name "John Robert Finlay Jr." should be entered like this: "John Robert /Finlay/ Jr.".'); break; case 'edit_privacy': $title=i18n::translate('Edit GEDCOM privacy settings'); $text=i18n::translate('On this page you can make all the Privacy settings for the selected GEDCOM.

You can check under the page title to see that you are editing the correct privacy file. It is displayed like this: (path/nameofyourgedcom_priv.php)

If you need more settings, you can make changes to the privacy file manually. You can read more about this on the webtrees web site.'); break; case 'edit_raw_gedcom': $title=i18n::translate('Edit raw gedcom'); $text=i18n::translate('When you click this link, a new window will open containing the raw GEDCOM data of the details on this page.

Here you can edit the GEDCOM data directly. Be sure to enter valid GEDCOM 5.5.1 data, as no further validity checks will be done. The changed or added data will be displayed in webtrees as "changes", and have to be accepted by a user with Accept rights.'); break; case 'edit_sex': $title=i18n::translate('Edit gender'); $text=i18n::translate('Choose the appropriate gender from the drop-down list. The unknown option indicates that the gender is unknown.'); break; case 'edit_SOUR_EVEN': $title=i18n::translate('Edit source event'); $text=i18n::translate('Each source records specific events, generally for a given date range and for a place jurisdiction. For example a Census records census events and church records record birth, marriage, and death events.

Select the events that are recorded by this source from the list of events provided. The date should be specified in a range format such as FROM 1900 TO 1910. The place jurisdiction is the name of the lowest jurisdiction that encompasses all lower-level places named in this source. For example, "Oneida, Idaho, USA" would be used as a source jurisdiction place for events occurring in the various towns within Oneida County. "Idaho, USA" would be the source jurisdiction place if the events recorded took place not only in Oneida County but also in other counties in Idaho.'); break; case 'edit_suffix': $title=i18n::translate('Edit suffix'); $text=i18n::translate('In this optional field you should enter the name suffix for the person. Examples of name suffixes are "Sr.", "Jr.", and "III".'); break; case 'edit_surname': $title=i18n::translate('Edit surname'); $text=i18n::translate('In this field you should enter the surname for the person. As an example, in the name "John Robert Finlay", the surname that should be entered here is "Finlay"

Individuals with multiple surnames, common in Spain and Portugal, should separate the surnames with a comma. This indicates that the person is to be listed under each of the names. For example, the surname "Cortes,Vega" will be listed under both C and V, whereas the surname "Cortes Vega" will only be listed under C.'); break; case 'edit_TIME': $title=i18n::translate('Time'); $text=i18n::translate('Enter the time for this event in 24-hour format with leading zeroes. Midnight is 00:00. Examples: 04:50 13:00 20:30.

.'); break; case 'edituser_change_lang': $title=i18n::translate('Language selector'); $text=i18n::translate('Here you can change the language in which webtrees will display all its pages and messages after you have logged in.

When you first access the site, webtrees assumes that you want to see everything in the language configured as the Preferred Language in your browser. If that assumption is incorrect, you would override it here. For example, your browser might be set to English because that is the most prevalent language on the Internet. However, for genealogical purposes, you would prefer to see everything in Finnish or Hebrew. Here\'s where you do that.

The administrator controls what language choices are available to you. If your preference isn\'t listed, you need to contact the administrator.

Please remember that webtrees is very much a project staffed by an international team of unpaid volunteers. Experts come and go. Consequently, support for languages other than English is sometimes not as good as it should be.

If you see something that has not been translated, has been translated incorrectly, or could be phrased better, let your administrator know. The administrator will know how to get in touch with the webtrees developer team to have your concerns addressed. Better still, volunteer some of your time. We can use the help.'); break; case 'edituser_conf_password': $title=i18n::translate('Confirm password'); $text=i18n::translate('If you have changed your password, you need to confirm it as well. This is just to make sure that you did not make a typing error in the password field.

If the password and its confirmation are not identical, you will get a suitable error message. You will have to re-type both the original password and its confirmation.'); break; case 'edituser_contact_meth': $title=i18n::translate('Preferred contact method'); $text=i18n::translate('webtrees has several different contact methods. The administrator determines which method will be used to contact him. You have control over the method to be used to contact you. Depending on site configuration, some of the listed methods may not be available to you.'); break; case 'edituser_email': $title=i18n::translate('Email address'); $text=i18n::translate('Your correct email address is important to us to keep in touch with you.

If you get a new email address, as usually happens when you change your Internet provider, please do not forget to change the address here as well. You won\'t get a confirmation message from this site when you change this address, but any future messages directed to you will go this new address.'); break; case 'edituser_gedcomid': $title=i18n::translate('GEDCOM individual record ID'); $text=i18n::translate('This is an identification number that links you to your own data in the database.

You cannot change this ID; it\'s set by the administrator. If you think that this ID is not correct, you should contact the administrator to have it changed.'); break; case 'edituser_realname': $title=i18n::translate('Real name'); $text=i18n::translate('In this box you can change your real name. This is the name that other users see when you are logged in.

Although the choice of what to put into this field is yours, you should inform the administrator when you change it. When others see an unknown person on-line, they might wonder and ask questions. The admin can find out without having received your notice, but you should save him that unnecessary work.'); break; case 'edituser_my_account': $title=i18n::translate('My account'); $text=i18n::translate('Here you can change your settings and preferences.

You can change your user name, full name, password, language, email address, theme of the site, and preferred contact method.

You cannot change the GEDCOM INDI record ID; that has to be done by an administrator.'); break; case 'edituser_password': $title=i18n::translate('Password'); $text=i18n::translate('It is a good practice to change your password regularly. You have to keep in mind that anyone who knows your user name and your password will have access to your data.

Make the password at least 6 characters long, the longer the better. You may use uppercase and lower case letters with or without diacritical marks, numbers, dash (-), and underscore (_). Do not use punctuation marks or spaces. Use a combination of upper and lower case, numbers, and other characters. For example: 5Z_q$P4=r9.

Like the user name, the password is case sensitive. That means that Secret.Password!#13 is not the same as secret.password!#13 or SECRET.PASSWORD!#13.'); break; case 'edituser_rootid': $title=i18n::translate('Pedigree chart root ID'); $text=i18n::translate('This is the starting (Root) person of all your charts.

If, for example, you were to click the link to the Pedigree, you would see this root person in the leftmost box. This root person does not have to be you; you can start with any person (your grandfather or your mother\'s aunt, for instance), as long you have the rights to see that person.

The changes the default Root person for most charts. You can change the Root person on many charts, but that is just for that page at that particular invocation.'); break; case 'edituser_user_default_tab': $title=i18n::translate('Default tab setting'); $text=i18n::translate('This setting allows you to specify which tab is opened automatically when you access the Individual Information page.'); break; case 'edituser_user_theme': $title=i18n::translate('Theme'); $text=i18n::translate('This site can have several different looks or appearances. Other programs may call them "skins", but here they\'re "themes".

Every theme will display the same data, but its presentation or even its location on the screen may vary. This is like putting a picture into a different frame and hanging it in a different room as well. The picture does not change, but the way you look at it is completely different.

Just give it a try. Set it to another theme. Look at it, try another. Change back to the one that suits you the best. Whenever you log in, you will see the theme you last used; you don\'t even have to get to this configuration page to change your preferred theme.'); break; case 'edituser_username': $title=i18n::translate('Username'); $text=i18n::translate('In this box you can change your user name. If you no longer like your user name or if have other reasons to change it, you can do so using this form.

The username is case sensitive. That means that John is not the same as john or JOHN.

You should only use characters from the alphabets that webtrees supports. You may use uppercase and lower case letters with or without diacritical marks, numbers, dash (-), and underscore (_). Do not use punctuation marks or spaces.'); break; case 'empty_lines_detected': $title=i18n::translate('Empty lines were detected in your GEDCOM file. On cleanup, these empty lines will be removed.'); $text=i18n::translate('webtrees has detected that there are empty lines in your input file. These lines may cause errors and will be removed from the file before it is imported.'); break; case 'fambook_descent': $title=i18n::translate('Descendant generations'); $text=i18n::translate('This value determines the number of descendant generations of the root person that will be printed in Hourglass format.'); break; case 'fan_style': $title=i18n::translate('Fan style'); $text=i18n::translate('This option controls the appearance of the diagram.

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

'); break; case 'fan_width': $title=i18n::translate('Width'); $text=i18n::translate('Here you can change the diagram width from 50 percent to 300 percent. At 100 percent the output image is about 640 pixels wide.'); break; case 'file_to_edit': $title=i18n::translate('Language file type to edit'); $text=i18n::translate('webtrees has implemented support for many different languages. This has been achieved by keeping all text that is visible to users in files completely separate from the main program. There is a set of eight files for each supported language, and the various texts have been separated into one of these files according to function. Not all language files need to be present. When a given text is not yet available in translated form, webtrees will always use the English version.

The files in each language set are:

admin.xx.php This file contains terms and common expressions for use during the administration of webtrees and the genealogical databases.
configure_help.xx.php This file contains Help text for use during configuration of webtrees. The Help text is not intended to be viewed by ordinary users.
countries.xx.php This is a list of country names, taken from the Web site of the Statistics Division, United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs. This is the relevant link to the English list. The list is available in either English or French.
editor.xx.php This file contains terms and common expressions for use during the editing of entries in the genealogical databases.
facts.xx.php This file contains the textual equivalents of the GEDCOM Fact codes found in the GEDCOM 5.5.1 Standard. It also contains additional Fact codes not found in the Standard but used by various genealogy programs.

An English copy of the GEDCOM 5.5.1 Standard can be downloaded in PDF (Portable Document Format).
faqlist.xx.php This file is a set of frequently asked questions that have been collected by the webtrees development team. Each FAQ has two entries in this file. One entry is the FAQ heading (usually the question), and the other is the FAQ body (usually the answer). Replacements for the faqlist.xx.php files, which are updated frequently, may be downloaded from the webtrees home site.

The administrator can use the FAQs in this file to build an FAQ list that is specific to his site.
help_text.xx.php This file contains Help text for ordinary users. Some Help topics in this file address the needs of administrators, and are hidden from users who do not have Admin rights.
lang.xx.php Many terms and common expressions are found in this file.

webtrees also supports an optional ninth language file, extra.xx.php. This file is always loaded after all the others and provides a means whereby a site administrator can override or alter any standard text in the selected language. It can also be used to provide a title for the genealogical databases that varies according to the currently active language.

The contents of this additional file are completely up to the site administrator; this file will never be distributed with any version of webtrees. The administrator should never make changes to the standard language files; all local changes should be concentrated in this optional file.'); break; case 'file_type': $title=i18n::translate('File type'); $text=i18n::translate('Choose the format in which the database export is to be created. Your choice depends on the requirements and capabilities of the program into which you intend to import the newly downloaded file. You can choose:

~GEDCOM file~
A quote from the Introduction to the GEDCOM 5.5.1 Standard:
GEDCOM was developed by the Family History Department of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) to provide a flexible, uniform format for exchanging computerized genealogical data. GEDCOM is an acronym for GEnealogical Data Communication. Its purpose is to foster the sharing of genealogical information and the development of a wide range of inter-operable software products to assist genealogists, historians, and other researchers.

A copy of the GEDCOM 5.5.1 draft Standard, to which webtrees adheres, can be downloaded in PDF format here: GEDCOM 5.5.1 Standard This Standard is only available in English.

The GEDCOM file contains all the information about the family. All facts, dates, events, etc. are stored here. GEDCOM files have to follow strict rules because they must be exchangeable between many programs, independent of platforms or operating systems.
~GRAMPS XML Database file~
A quote from GRAMPS Project:
GRAMPS helps you track your family tree. It allows you to store, edit, and research genealogical data. GRAMPS attempts to provide all of the common capabilities of other genealogical programs, but, more importantly, to provide an additional capability of integration not common to these programs. This is the ability to input any bits and pieces of information directly into GRAMPS and rearrange/manipulate any/all data events in the entire data base (in any order or sequence) to assist the user in doing research, analysis and correlation with the potential of filling relationship gaps.

A copy of the GRAMPS XML format v1.1.0 can be found here in both RELAX NG Schema format and DTD format.

For more information about the GRAMPS Project visit http://gramps-project.org/

'); break; case 'find_media': $title=i18n::translate('Find media'); $text=i18n::translate('This allows you to search the file structure to find the media item you wish to link to.'); break; case 'firstname_f': $title=i18n::translate('Family name error'); $text=i18n::translate('The family name you have chosen has more than %s individuals.

To help you find the family you want, the list has been broken into smaller lists according to the first letter of the person\'s given name. This alphabetical sub-index works the same as the alphabetical index for names.

Click a letter to see all of the first names which start with that letter.
Choose (unknown) to list all of the people with unknown first names.
Choosing ALL will display a list of all families with the previously chosen surname.

Because there are many names, it may take a long time for this list to appear on your screen.', $SUBLIST_TRIGGER_F); break; case 'firstname_i': $title=i18n::translate('First name error'); $text=i18n::translate('The surname you have chosen has more than %s individuals.

To help you find the person you want, the list has been broken into smaller lists according to the first letter of the person\'s given name. This alphabetical sub-index works the same as the alphabetical index for surnames.

Click a letter to see all of the first names which start with that letter.
Choose (unknown) to list all of the persons with unknown first names.
Choosing ALL will display a list of all persons with the previously chosen surname.

Because there are many names, it may take a long time for this list to appear on your screen.', $SUBLIST_TRIGGER_I); break; case 'follow_spouse': $title=i18n::translate('Check relationships by marriage'); $text=i18n::translate('With this check box unchecked, the relationships are only checked between blood relatives. With this check box checked, relationships by marriage are also checked. You will probably find more relationships by leaving this box checked.'); break; case 'ged_filter_description': $title=i18n::translate('Search option text'); $text=i18n::translate('This option lets you search the text associated with configuration options.

As you type letters, the search will find all configuration options that contain that letter sequence. The search becomes more precise as you type more letters.'); break; case 'gedcom_configfile': $title=i18n::translate('GEDCOM configuration file'); $text=i18n::translate('This is the file where all the basic settings related to the genealogical database are stored. There is a separate file for each such database.

You will find the path and name of each configuration file in the Current GEDCOMs table on the GEDCOM Administration page.'); break; case 'gedcom_info': $title=i18n::translate('GEDCOM information'); $text=i18n::translate('GEDCOM definition

A quote from the Introduction to the GEDCOM 5.5.1 Standard:

A copy of the GEDCOM 5.5.1 draft Standard, to which webtrees adheres, can be downloaded in PDF format here: GEDCOM 5.5.1 Standard This Standard is only available in English.

The GEDCOM file contains all the information about the family. All facts, dates, events, etc. are stored here. GEDCOM files have to follow strict rules because they must be exchangeable between many programs, independent of platforms or operating systems.

Dates in a GEDCOM file

Although the date field allows for free-form entry (meaning you can type in whatever you want), there are some rules about how dates should be entered according to the GEDCOM 5.5.1 standard.

A full date is entered in the form DD MMM YYYY. For example, 01 MAR 1801 or 14 DEC 1950.
If you are missing a part of the date, you can omit that part. E.g. MAR 1801 or 14 DEC.
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)
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.

Be sure to enter dates and abbreviations in English, because then the GEDCOM file is exchangeable and webtrees can translate all dates and abbreviations properly into the currently active language. Furthermore, webtrees does calculations using these dates. If improper dates are entered into date fields, webtrees will not be able to calculate properly.

You can click on the Calendar icon for help selecting a date.

Location levels

This shows the levels that are displayed now. The list box showing places is actually a sublist of the leftmost level.

EXAMPLE:
The default order is City, County, State/Province, Country.
If the current level is "Top Level", the box will list all the countries in the database.
If the current level is "U.S.A., Top Level", the box will list all the states in the U.S.A.
etc.

You can click a level to go back one or more steps.'); break; case 'gedcom_news_archive': $title=i18n::translate('View archive'); $text=i18n::translate('To reduce the height of the News block, the administrator has hidden some articles. You can reveal these hidden articles by clicking the View archive link.'); break; case 'gedcom_news_flag': $title=i18n::translate('Limit:'); $text=i18n::translate('Enter the limiting value here.

If you have opted to limit the News article display according to age, any article older than the number of days entered here will be hidden from view. If you have opted to limit the News article display by number, only the specified number of recent articles, ordered by age, will be shown. The remaining articles will be hidden from view.

Zeros entered here will disable the limit, causing all News articles to be shown.'); break; case 'gedcom_news_limit': $title=i18n::translate('Limit display by:'); $text=i18n::translate('You can limit the number of News articles displayed, thereby reducing the height of the GEDCOM News block.

This option determines whether any limits should be applied or whether the limit should be according to the age of the article or according to the number of articles.'); break; case 'gedcom_path': $title=i18n::translate('Path and name of GEDCOM on server'); $text=i18n::translate('There are two ways of importing your GEDCOM file into webtrees. They are:

FTP the file to the server
Upload within webtrees

When your file already exists on the server, you engage the Add GEDCOM procedure and fill in the path and name of your GEDCOM file as they exist on the server. The name can be with or without extension. If no extension is given, .ged will be assumed. The path is optional. If no path is given, the value of the Index file directory option, as set in your webtrees site configuration, will be used. Please note that on most servers, file and path names are case sensitive.

When you engage the Upload GEDCOM procedure built into webtrees, you can use the Browse button to locate the desired file on your local computer. This can be a regular GEDCOM file or a ZIP file containing the GEDCOM file. webtrees will automatically extract and then use the GEDCOM file contained in that ZIP file.

When uploading a file it is possible to specify an alternative path and/or filename to save it under on the server.

See the Readme.txt file for more information.'); break; case 'gedcom_title': $title=i18n::translate('GEDCOM title'); $text=i18n::translate('Enter a descriptive title to be displayed when users are choosing among GEDCOM datasets at your site.'); break; case 'gen_missing_thumbs': $title=i18n::translate('Create missing thumbnails'); $text=i18n::translate('This option will generate thumbnails for all files in the current directory which don\'t already have a thumbnail. This is much more convenient than clicking the Create thumbnail link for each such file.

If you wish to retain control over which files should have corresponding thumbnails, you should not use this option. Instead, click the appropriate Create thumbnail links.'); break; case 'general_privacy': $title=i18n::translate('General privacy settings'); $text=i18n::translate('You can have different Privacy settings for each GEDCOM on your webtrees web site. Check under the page title whether you are editing the correct GEDCOM.

You can override these general settings by using the other Privacy forms on the Edit GEDCOM privacy settings page.

More help
More help is available by clicking the ? next to items on the page.'); break; case 'generate_thumb': $title=i18n::translate('Automatic thumbnail'); $text=i18n::translate('Your system can generate thumbnails for certain types of images automatically. There may be support for BMP, GIF, JPG, and PNG files. The types that your system supports are listed beside the checkbox.

By clicking this checkbox, you signal the system that you are uploading images of this type and that you want it to try to generate thumbnails for them. Leave the box unchecked if you want to provide your own thumbnails.'); break; case 'global_facts': $title=i18n::translate('Global fact privacy settings'); $text=i18n::translate('These settings define facts on a global level that should be hidden for all individuals in the GEDCOM. This only applies to level 1 fact records such as BIRT or DEAT that will appear with their own headings on the personal facts and details tab of the individual page.

The Name of fact element determines which fact should be hidden.
The Choice element specifies the fact itself or related details.
The Show to? element determines at what access level the fact is shown.

This feature is meant to hide certain facts, identified by GEDCOM tags, for all individuals alive or dead. By default the SSN tag is hidden to public users. This is to prevent people from stealing social security numbers and committing identity theft of dead persons. This is probably mostly relevant for the USA.

If you wanted to hide all marriages from public users in your GEDCOM you could set:

Name of fact (MARR) - Marriage
Choice "Show fact"
Show to? "Show only to authenticated users"

Name of fact (MARR) - Marriage
Choice "Show fact details"
Show to? "Show only to authenticated users"

These settings would hide marriages and related details to everyone who wasn\'t an admin.

Unlike all other settings, in Edit existing settings for Global Fact Privacy you can hide facts even from admin users. Unwanted facts are completely suppressed.'); break; case 'google_chart_surname': $title=i18n::translate('Surname'); $text=i18n::translate('The number of occurrences of the specified name will be shown on the map. If you leave this field empty, the most common surname will be used.'); break; case 'header_favorites': $title=i18n::translate('Favorites'); $text=i18n::translate('The Favorites drop-down list shows the favorites that you have selected on your personalized My Page. It also shows the favorites that the site administrator has selected for the currently active GEDCOM. Clicking on one of the favorites entries will take you directly to the Individual Information page of that person.

More help about adding Favorites is available in your personalized My Page.'); break; case 'header_general': $title=i18n::translate('General information'); $text=''; break; case 'header': $title=i18n::translate('Header area'); $text=i18n::translate('The header is shown at the top of every page. The header contains some useful links that you can use throughout the site.

Since this site can have a different look depending on the selected theme, headers can be affected and links may vary.

The links that you might find are:

'); break; case 'header_search': $title=i18n::translate('Search box'); $text=i18n::translate('This Search box is small but powerful. You can have webtrees search almost anything for you. When you click the > or Search button, you will be linked to the Search page to see the results of your search. You will find extensive help about searching options on the Search page.'); break; case 'header_theme': $title=i18n::translate('Change theme'); $text=i18n::translate('When enabled by the site administrator, the Change Theme drop-down list shows you a list of the themes that you can use to view the site.

You can change the appearance of the site by selecting a theme from the drop-down list. If you are logged in, it will also change your user theme to the one that you have chosen so that your next login will automatically select that same theme.'); break; case 'header_user_links': $title=i18n::translate('User links'); $text=i18n::translate('The User Links is a small block with useful links that can be found in the same place on every page. The location of these links varies according to the theme currently in effect.

When not logged in, you will only see the Login link. After you have logged in, you will see:

Logged in as (your user name). Clicking that link will take you to your Account page.
Click Log out to Log out.
If you have admin rights, you will also see Admin. Clicking this link will take you directly to the main Administration page.

'); break; case 'help': $title=i18n::translate('Help'); $text=i18n::translate('Of course, it would be ideal to create a program so simple and easy to use that it doesn\'t need any explanation at all; it should be as simple as reading a book.

Although webtrees is very complicated, you should not notice that as you use it; almost everything can be used without explanation. But, since we may have a lot of visitors and users who are not very experienced with the use of a computer or with the Internet, we offer you some help at certain places.

You will find the following items in the Help menu:

Help with this page: For all pages there is a general "Page Help" available. You can click this item in the menu to get "Page Help", where you will be informed about the items on that very page.

Page Help is often brief. If you need more help or information about a certain item on the page than Page Help provides you can use the "Contextual Help" feature.

Help contents: When you click this menu item, you will get a Help page that displays an index of the major Help topics. The amount of Help information available will be increased as time permits.

FAQ list

The FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) page can contain an overview or a list of questions and answers on the use of this genealogy site.

The use to which the FAQ page is put is entirely up to the site administrator. The site administrator controls the content of each item and also the order in which the items are shown on the page.

Search help text: You can search webtrees help system. The Search Help Text feature gives you a high degree of control over the way the search functions; you should be able to find what you are looking for easily.

Hide / show contextual help: This last menu item could be the most useful for you. Clicking this link will either switch on or off the "Contextual Help".

With Contextual Help switched on, you may find a Question Mark or similar icon beside some links, drop-down boxes, or buttons. When you click this icon, a Help screen will pop up. This Help screen contains information about that object.

Of course, when you click "Hide Contextual Help", all the Question Marks or icons will disappear until you click "Show...." again.

'); break; case 'help_addgedcom.php': $title=i18n::translate('Add GEDCOM'); $text=i18n::translate('When you use the Add GEDCOM function, it is assumed that you have already uploaded the GEDCOM file to your server using a program or method external to webtrees, for example, ftp or network connection. The file you wish to add could also have been left over from a previous Upload GEDCOM procedure.

If the input GEDCOM file is not yet on your server, you have to get it there first, before you can start with Adding.

Instead of uploading a GEDCOM file, you can also upload a ZIP file containing the GEDCOM file, either with webtrees, or using an external program. webtrees will recognize the ZIP file automatically and will extract the GEDCOM file and filename from the ZIP file.

If a GEDCOM file with the same name already exists in webtrees, it will be overwritten. However, all GEDCOM settings made previously will be preserved.

You are guided step by step through the procedure.'); break; case 'help_addnewgedcom.php': $title=i18n::translate('Create a new GEDCOM'); $text=i18n::translate('You can start a new genealogical database from scratch.

This procedure requires only a few simple steps. Step 1 is different from what you know already about uploading and adding. The other steps will be familiar.

Naming the new GEDCOM
Type the name of the new GEDCOM without the extension .ged. The new file will be created in the directory named above the box where you enter the name. Click Add.
Configuration page
You already know this page; you configure the settings for your new GEDCOM file.
Validate
You already know this page; the new GEDCOM is checked. Since there is nothing in it, it will be ok.
Importing Records
Since there will be only one record to import, this will be finished very fast.

That\'s it. Now you can go to the Pedigree chart to see your first person in the new GEDCOM. Click the name of the person and start editing. After that, you can link new individuals to the first person.'); break; case 'help_admin.php': $title=i18n::translate('Administration'); $text=i18n::translate('On this page you will find links to the configuration pages, administration pages, documentation, and log files.

Current Server Time:, just below the page title, shows the time of the server on which your site is hosted. This means that if the server is located in New York while you\'re in France, the time shown will be six hours less than your local time, unless, of course, the server is running on Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). The time shown is the server time when you opened or refreshed this page.

WARNING
When you see a red warning message under the system time, it means that your config.php is still writeable. After configuring your site, you should, for security, set the permissions of this file back to read-only. You have to do this manually, since webtrees cannot do this for you.'); break; case 'help_content': $title=i18n::translate('Help contents'); $text=i18n::translate('

Help Contents: When you click this menu item, you will get a Help page that displays an index of the major Help topics. The amount of Help information available will be increased as time permits.

'); break; case 'help_contents_head': $title=i18n::translate('Help contents'); $text=''; break; case 'help_contents_help': $title=i18n::translate('Help contents'); $text= ''; if (WT_USER_IS_ADMIN) { $text.=''; } $text.=('

'.i18n::translate('Help items').'

'.i18n::translate('Administrator help items').'

'); break; case 'help_editconfig.php': $title=i18n::translate('Configure webtrees'); $text=i18n::translate('On this page you configure the global settings for webtrees. You have to do this after you have installed webtrees and are running it for the first time.

You should review the readme.txt file before continuing to configure webtrees.

As these settings are global, they are for the whole program and for all genealogical databases you use with webtrees.

Each genealogical database also has additional configuration options that you set after clicking the Click here to administer GEDCOMs link on this page.

You can also access the GEDCOM Administration function from the main Admin page, whose link is found under the My Page icon or in the header of most pages. On the Admin page, the relevant link is called Manage GEDCOMs and edit Privacy.'); break; case 'help_edit_merge.php': $title=i18n::translate('Merge records'); $text=i18n::translate('This page will allow you to merge two GEDCOM records from the same GEDCOM file.

This is useful for people who have merged GEDCOMs and now have many people, families, and sources that are the same.

The page consists of three steps.

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.
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.
You inspect the results of the merge, just like with all other changes made online.

Someone with Accept rights will have to authorize your changes to make them permanent.'); break; case 'help_faq.php': $title=i18n::translate('Frequently Asked Questions'); $text=i18n::translate('

FAQ List

Search Help Text: You can search webtrees Help system. The Search Help Text feature gives you a high degree of control over the way the search functions; you should be able to find what you are looking for easily.

'); break; case 'help_managesites': //not used? see manageservers.php $title=i18n::translate('Manage sites'); $text=i18n::translate('On this page you can add remote sites and ban IP addresses.

Remote sites can be added by providing the site title, URL, database id(optional), username, and password for the remote web service.

IP address banning is accomplished by supplying any valid IP address range. For example, 212.10.*.* Remote sites within the IP address ranges in the Banned list will not be able to access your web service. You can ban specific IP addresses too.'); break; case 'help_page': $title=i18n::translate('Help with this page'); $text=i18n::translate('

Help with this Page: For all pages there is a general "Page Help" available. You can click this item in the menu to get "Page Help", where you will be informed about the items on that very page.

Page Help is often brief. If you need more help or information about a certain item on the page than Page Help provides you can use the "Contextual Help" feature.

'); break; case 'help_qm': $title=i18n::translate('Hide/show contextual help'); $text=i18n::translate('

dt>Hide / Show Contextual Help

This last menu item could be the most useful for you. Clicking this link will either switch on or off the "Contextual Help".

With Contextual Help switched on, you may find a Question Mark or similar icon beside some links, drop-down boxes, or buttons. When you click this icon, a Help screen will pop up. This Help screen contains information about that object.

Of course, when you click "Hide Contextual Help", all the Question Marks or icons will disappear until you click "Show...." again.

'); break; case 'help_sourcelist.php': $title=i18n::translate('Sources list page'); $text=i18n::translate('A list of sources is displayed on this page.

Unlike the Individual Information and Family pages, there is no alphabetical index.

A source can be an individual, a public database, an institution, an Internet resource, etc. Because of the completely random nature of genealogical sources, it is impossible to find a sort order that is meaningful in all cases. However, webtrees does sort the Source names into alphabetical order.

SOURCES
Without sources we cannot build our database. There is a source for every item of information in the database. The source can be a relative, an institution, a public database, government or private records, an Internet resource, etc.

A source can be linked to many persons. One person can also be linked to many sources. You can have different sources for every event, whether it is birth date, profession, marriage, children, etc.'); break; case 'help_uploadgedcom.php': $title=i18n::translate('Upload GEDCOM'); $text=i18n::translate('Unlike the Add GEDCOM function, the GEDCOM file you wish to add to your database does not have to be on your server.

In Step 1 you select a GEDCOM file from your local computer. Type the complete path and file name in the text box or use the Browse button on the page.

You can also use this function to upload a ZIP file containing the GEDCOM file. webtrees will recognize the ZIP file and extract the file and the filename automatically.

If a GEDCOM file with the same name already exists in webtrees, it will, after your confirmation, be overwritten. However, all GEDCOM settings made previously will be preserved.

You will find more help on other pages of the procedure.'); break; case 'help_useradmin.php': // duplicate text. see 'useradmin.php' $title=i18n::translate('User administration'); $text=i18n::translate('On this page you can administer the current users and add new users.

User List
In this table the current users, their status, and their rights are displayed. You can delete or edit users.

Add a new user
This form is almost the same as the one users see on the My Account page.

For several subjects we did not make special Help text for the administrator. In those cases you will see the following message:

--- This help text is the same text that site visitors will read. ---
--- To save space, we did not make a special admin text for this item. ---

Contextual help is available on every screen; make sure that the Show Contextual Help option in the Help menu is on, and click on a ? next to the subject.'); break; case 'hide_context': $title=i18n::translate('Hide contextual help'); $text=i18n::translate('Hide Contextual Help'); break; case 'hs_title': $title=i18n::translate('Search help text'); $text=i18n::translate('You can search webtrees Help system. The Search Help Text feature gives you a high degree of control over the way the search functions; you should be able to find what you are looking for easily.

Search for
You enter the words or the phrase you wish to find.

The search does not pay attention to the case (upper or lower) of the search terms or the text being examined. This means that if you search for Individual, you will find text containing Individual, individual, or INDIVIDUAL. You will also find text containing individuals, etc. since the search is looking for sequences of characters rather than words.

You can have the search look for several words at once. Enter all of the words, separating each of them by a space, like this: individual family child. When more than one word is entered, the meaning of what you have typed is clarified in the Search type field.

Search type
You clarify the meaning of what you have entered into the Search for field by selecting among the possibilities presented here.

Any word: If you have entered individual family child, this option will find Help text that contains one of the words listed. The order of the words doesn\'t matter. The meaning of the search is: "Find Help text containing individual or family or child".
All words: If you have entered individual family child, this option will find Help text that contains all of the words listed. The order of the words doesn\'t matter. The meaning of the search is: "Find Help text containing individual and family and child".
Exact phrase: If you have entered individual family child, this option will find Help text that contains all of the words listed in the order given. The meaning of the search is: "Find Help text containing the words individual family child in exactly that order with no other words or characters between". You probably won\'t find this particular phrase in any Help text.

There are a few limitations on this type of search. Certain special characters such as " < > etc. are contained within the Help text in symbolic form and won\'t be found if they form part of the text you enter. Some Help text contains a special kind of Space character represented by   and you won\'t find phrases containing this character.

Search in
You determine the scope of the search here.

Administrators have the choice of searching User Help or Configuration Help or both. Users do not have this choice; because they do not have access to any configuration features, they can only search the User Help file.

The Help files contain not only Help text but also certain text strings used to build input forms and other material. This option lets you control whether the entire Help file should be examined or whether only the Help text should be looked at.'); break; case 'import_gedcom': $title=i18n::translate('Import GEDCOM'); $text=i18n::translate('In most cases importing of an externally created GEDCOM file is one step in procedures that result in bulk changes to the genealogical database.

These steps are in a logical sequence and need to be completed in the prescribed order so that the genealogical database is usable.

If, for some reason, you did not complete these steps in the correct order, you will see a warning message that the GEDCOM is not yet imported. To correct the problem, click the Import GEDCOM link to import the file.

Existing GEDCOM configuration settings will not change when you re-import a GEDCOM. Existing data will, however, be overwritten.'); break; case 'import_options': $title=i18n::translate('Import options'); $text=i18n::translate('You can choose additional options to be used when importing the GEDCOM.'); break; case 'include_media': $title=i18n::translate('Include media (automatically zips files)'); $text=i18n::translate('Select this option to include the media files associated with the records in your clippings cart. Choosing this option will automatically zip the files during download.'); break; case 'index_add_favorites': $title=i18n::translate('Add a new favorite'); $text=i18n::translate('This form allows you to add a new favorite item to your list of favorites.

You must enter either an ID for the person, family, or source you want to store as a favorite, or you must enter a URL and a title. The Note field is optional and can be used to describe the favorite. Anything entered in the Note field will be displayed in the Favorites block after the item.'); break; case 'index_charts': $title=i18n::translate('Charts block'); $text=i18n::translate('This block allows a pedigree, descendancy, or hourglass chart to appear on My Page or the Home Page. Because of space limitations, the charts should be placed only on the left side of the page.

When this block appears on the Home Page, the root person and the type of chart to be displayed are determined by the administrator. When this block appears on the user\'s personalized My Page, these options are determined by the user.

The behavior of these charts is identical to their behavior when they are called up from the menus. Click on the box of a person to see more details about them.'); break; case 'index_common_given_names': $title=i18n::translate('Most common given names block'); $text=i18n::translate('This block displays a list of frequently occurring given names from this database. You can configure how many given names should appear in the list.'); break; case 'index_common_names': $title=i18n::translate('Most common surnames block'); $text=i18n::translate('This block displays a list of frequently occurring surnames from this database. A surname must occur at least %s times before it will appear in this list. The administrator has control over this threshold.

When you click on a surname in this list, you will be taken to the Individuals, where you will get more details about that name.', $COMMON_NAMES_THRESHOLD); break; case 'index_events': $title=i18n::translate('Upcoming events block'); $text=i18n::translate('This block shows you anniversaries of events that are coming up in the near future.

The administrator determines how far ahead the block will look. You can further refine the block\'s display of upcoming events through several configuration options.'); break; case 'index_favorites': $title=i18n::translate('GEDCOM favorites block'); $text=i18n::translate('The GEDCOM Favorites block is much the same as the "My Favorites" block of My Page. Unlike the My Page configuration, only the administrator or a user with Admin rights can change the list of favorites in this block.

The purpose of the GEDCOM Favorites block is to draw the visitor\'s attention to persons of special interest. This GEDCOM\'s favorites are available for selection from a drop-down list in the header on every page.

When you click on one of the listed site favorites, you will be taken to the Individual Information page of that person.'); break; case 'index_gedcom_news_adm': $title=i18n::translate('GEDCOM news block HTML'); $text=i18n::translate('The GEDCOM News text allows the use of HTML tags and HTML entities. HTML should not be used in News titles.

Be sure to always use both start and end tags. It may help to have an understanding of HTML appropriate for a web site administrator. This program uses Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) as well. A different CSS is implemented for each theme. You can use classes from these style sheets to control the appearance of your messages.

If you need more help with this, the webtrees web site has some examples of how to use these tags in your GEDCOM News block.

As with the FAQ list, GEDCOM News titles and News text allow embedded references to $pgv_lang, $factarray, and $GLOBALS variables to provide complete flexibility in the creation of News items that are sensitive to the currently active language.

The following description, taken from the Help text for the FAQ list, is equally applicable to GEDCOM News items.

HTML entities are a very easy way to add special characters to your FAQ titles and text. You can use symbolic names, decimal numbers, or hexadecimal numbers. A complete list of HTML entities, their coding, and their representation by your browser can be found here: HTML entity lists

On occasion, you may need to show a Tilde character ~ or a Number Sign # in your URLs or text. These characters have a special meaning to the webtrees Help system and can only be entered in their hexadecimal or decimal form. Similarly, the < and > characters that usually enclose HTML tags must be entered in their hexadecimal or decimal forms if they are to be treated as normal text instead of signalling an HTML tag.

# or # will result in #
< or < will result in <
> or > will result in >
~ or ~ will result in ~

#pgv_lang[add_to_cart]# is a reference to the language variable "Add to Clippings Cart", and if it were to appear in this field, would show as Add to Clippings Cart when the FAQ list is viewed in the current language.
#factarray[AFN]# is a reference to the Fact name $factarray["AFN"], and if it were to appear in this field, would show as Ancestral File Number (AFN) when the FAQ list is viewed in the current language.
#WT_VERSION# #WT_VERSION_RELEASE# is a reference to the constant WT_VERSION, a space, and a reference to the constant WT_VERSION_RELEASE, and if they were to appear in this field, would show as #WT_VERSION# #WT_VERSION_RELEASE# when the FAQ list is viewed in the current language.
#GLOBALS[GEDCOM]# is a reference to the global variable $GEDCOM, which is the name of the current GEDCOM file. If it were to appear in this field, it would show as #GLOBALS[GEDCOM]#.
#GLOBALS[GEDCOM_TITLE]# is a reference to the global variable $GEDCOM_TITLE, which is the title of the current GEDCOM file. If it were to appear in this field, it would show as #GLOBALS[GEDCOM_TITLE]#.

This feature is useful when you wish to create FAQ lists that are different for each language your site supports. You should put your customized FAQ list titles and entries into the languages/extra.xx.php files (xx is the code for each language), using the following format:
$pgv_lang["faq_title1"] = "This is a sample FAQ title";
$pgv_lang["faq_body1"] = "This is a sample FAQ body.";'); break; case 'index_gedcom_news': $title=i18n::translate('GEDCOM news block'); $text=i18n::translate('The News block is like a bulletin board for this GEDCOM. The site administrator can place important announcements or interesting news messages here.

If you have something interesting to display, please contact the site administrator; he can put your message on this bulletin board.'); break; case 'index_htmlplus_compat': $title=i18n::translate('Advanced HTML compatability mode'); $text=i18n::translate('Enable compatibility with older versions of this block. When checked, both old and new keywords will be recognized and acted upon.

For example, the text #TOTAL_FAM# will be recognized as being equivalent to #totalFamilies#, #FIRST_DEATH_PLACE# to #firstDeathPlace#, #TOP10_BIGFAM# to #topTenLargestFamily#, etc.

Unless absolutely necessary, you should not use Compatibility mode.'); break; case 'index_htmlplus_content': $title=i18n::translate('Advanced HTML content'); $text=i18n::translate('Unlike the HTML, GEDCOM News, and GEDCOM Statistics blocks, you have full control over the appearance of your block. You can use HTML tags, and the block uses the CSS style sheets from the currently active theme. References to information from the currently active genealogical database can be included in the text.

Database references are signalled in the text by enclosing keywords within paired # symbols. For example, #totalFamilies# represents the number of families in the database. On occasion, you may wish to use a database reference as text instead of its true meaning. To do so, you need to replace the # symbols enclosing the keyword by their symbolic equivalent. For example, if your text contains #totalFamilies# it will print as #totalFamilies# instead of becoming a database reference.

For a full example of the use of this block, please examine the "GEDCOM Statistics" template found in the blocks/ directory, it uses most of the styles of tags, including language and help text links.

The Keyword Examples (English only) template contains a full list of all supported keywords.'); break; case 'index_htmlplus_gedcom': $title=i18n::translate('Advanced HTML GEDCOM'); $text=i18n::translate('Select the database to which the keywords apply.

Your site supports several databases. Keywords such as #totalFamilies# can only refer to one database. You can identify the database that is to be consulted for all such keywords. Each Advanced HTML block can only access one database.'); break; case 'index_htmlplus': $title=i18n::translate('Advanced HTML block'); $text=i18n::translate('This block lets the administrator add information to My Page or the Home Page. Its purpose is similar to the HTML, GEDCOM News, and GEDCOM Statistics blocks, but the administrator has more control over its appearance.'); break; case 'index_htmlplus_template': $title=i18n::translate('Advanced HTML template'); $text=i18n::translate('To assist you in getting started with this block, we have created several standard templates. When you select one of these templates, the text area will contain a copy that you can then alter to suit your site\'s requirements.'); break; case 'index_htmlplus_title': $title=i18n::translate('Advanced HTML title'); $text=i18n::translate('This text should be blank or very brief. When blank, the Advanced HTML block will show on the Index or Portal page as a plain block, just like the HTML block does. When there is text, the Advanced HTML block will show like all the other blocks, complete with a block title bar containing the text you enter here.'); break; case 'index_loggedin': $title=i18n::translate('Logged in users block'); $text=i18n::translate('This block will show you the users currently logged in.

If you are not an administrator, your view of logged-in users is restricted to those who have elected to be visible while on-line. For this to work, you must also elect to be visible while on-line. On-line users who are invisible to you are counted as being anonymous.'); break; case 'index_login': $title=i18n::translate('Login block'); $text=i18n::translate('You can login on almost every page of this program. You will usually do so on the first page, since you can only access privileged information when you are logged in.

You can login by typing your username and password and then clicking the Login button.'); break; case 'index_media': $title=i18n::translate('Random picture block'); $text=i18n::translate('In this block webtrees randomly chooses a media file to show you on each visit to this page.

When you click on the picture, you will see its full-size version. Below the picture you have a link to the person associated with the picture. When you click on the picture caption, you will see the picture on the MultiMedia page. When you click on the person\'s name, you will be taken to the Individual Information page of that person.'); break; case 'index_myged_help': $title=i18n::translate('My page'); $text=i18n::translate('This is your personal page.

Here you will find easy links to access your personal data such as My Account, My Indi (this is your Individual Information page), and My Pedigree. You can have blocks with Messages, a Journal (like a Notepad) and many more.

The layout of this page is similar to the Home Page that you see when you first access this site. While the parts of the Home Page are selected by the site administrator, you can select what parts to include on this personalized page. You will find the link to customize this page in the Welcome block or separately when the Welcome block is not present.

You can choose from the following blocks:

'); break; case 'index_onthisday': $title=i18n::translate('On this day in your history block'); $text=i18n::translate('This block is similar to the "Upcoming Events" block, except that it displays today\'s events.'); break; case 'index_portal': $title=i18n::translate('Home page'); $text=i18n::translate('The Home page consists of several separate blocks, and can be customized. On sites that have more than one genealogical database, you may see a different Home page for each. Depending on how the administrator customized the site, you may see any of the following blocks on the Home Page:

'); break; case 'index_stats': $title=i18n::translate('GEDCOM statistics block'); $text=i18n::translate('In this block you will see some statistics about the current GEDCOM file. If you need more information than is listed, send a message to the contact at the bottom of the page.'); break; case 'index_top10_pageviews': $title=i18n::translate('Most viewed items block'); $text=i18n::translate('This block will list the top 10 individuals, families, or sources that have been viewed by visitors to this site. In order for this block to appear the site administrator must have enabled the Item Hit counters.'); break; case 'index_welcome': $title=i18n::translate('Welcome block'); $text=i18n::translate('The Welcome block shows you the current database title, the date and time, and, if enabled by the admin, the Hit Counter.

The Hit Counter is only available in the Welcome block and on the Individual Information page. The counter counts the "Hits" of these pages. That means it counts how many times these pages are visited. The counter does not check the Internet address of a visitor; every visit to a page from any remote location counts as another Hit.'); break; case 'invalid_header': $title=i18n::translate('Detected lines before the GEDCOM header 0 HEAD. On cleanup, these lines will be removed.'); $text=i18n::translate('A GEDCOM file must begin with 0 HEAD. webtrees detected that the GEDCOM file you are importing does not have 0 HEAD as the first line. When you click the Cleanup button, any lines before the first 0 HEAD line will be removed.

This error usually means that the program you used to create your GEDCOM did not create it properly or it is not a GEDCOM file. You should check to make sure that you uploaded the correct file, and that it starts with the line 0 HEAD and ends with the line 0 TRLR.'); break; case 'is_user': $title=i18n::translate('No admin text'); $text=i18n::translate('--- This help text is the same text that site visitors will read. ---
--- To save space, we did not make a special admin text for this item. ---'); break; case 'keep_media': $title=i18n::translate('Keep media links'); $text=i18n::translate('Should existing media links be retained in the database when a replacement GEDCOM is being uploaded. The No option removes existing media links from the database, while the Yes option keeps them.

This option is useful when you export your GEDCOM from webtrees to an off-line GEDCOM maintenance program that does not handle embedded media pointers properly, and then subsequently re-import that changed GEDCOM into webtrees. Under such circumstances, the media pointers within the GEDCOM you exported to your off-line editing program are destroyed, and you would have to re-link all of your media files to the proper Person, Family, and Source records after you re-import the GEDCOM into webtrees.

The Yes option tells webtrees to keep the existing media links so that you do not have to re-create them after you import the changed GEDCOM, but this requires the off-line editing program to always produce the same Person, Family, and Source identification numbers.

Family Tree Maker is one of several off-line editing programs that does not properly handle media object pointers within the GEDCOM. Legacy, among many others, does handle these properly.'); break; case 'lifespan_add_person': $title=i18n::translate('Add person'); $text=i18n::translate('You can have several persons on the timeline.

Use this box to supply each person\'s ID. If you don\'t know the ID of the person, you can click the Find ID link next to the box.

~Include Immediate Family CheckBox~
Include Immediate Family is checked by default. Leave checked to view the father, mother, spouse, siblings, and children of the individual being added to the timeline. Uncheck if you wish to omit the immediate family.'); break; case 'line_up_generations': $title=i18n::translate('Line up the same generations'); $text=i18n::translate('When this check box is checked, the chart will be printed with the same generations lining up horizontally on the page. When it is unchecked, each generation will appear going down the page regardless of the type of relationship.'); break; case 'link_child': $title=i18n::translate('Link to an existing family as a child'); $text=i18n::translate('You can link this person as a child to an existing family when you click this link.

Suppose that at one time the parents of the person were unknown, and you discovered later that the parents have a record in this database.

Just click the link, enter the ID of the family, and you have competed the task. If you don\'t know the family\'s ID, you can search for it.'); break; case 'link_gedcom_id': $title=i18n::translate('GEDCOM ID'); $text=i18n::translate('Use this section to select the alternate database identifier that contains the person you are linking to.'); break; case 'link_husband': $title=i18n::translate('Link to an existing family as a husband'); $text=i18n::translate('This item will allow you to link the current individual as a husband to a family that is already in the database. By clicking this link you can add this person to an existing family, of which the husband was unknown until now. This person will take the place of the previously unknown husband. All events, marriage information, and children will keep their existing links to the family.

Just click the link, enter the ID of the family, and you have competed the task. This is an advanced editing option that should only be used if the family you want to link to already exists. If you want to add a new family to this individual, use the Add a new wife link.'); break; case 'link_new_husb': $title=i18n::translate('Add a husband using an existing person'); $text=i18n::translate('This will allow you to link another individual, who already exists, as a new husband to this person. This will create a new family with the husband you select. You will also have the option of specifying a marriage for this new family.'); break; case 'link_new_wife': $title=i18n::translate('Add a wife using an existing person'); $text=i18n::translate('This will allow you to link another individual, who already exists, as a new wife to this person. This will create a new family with the wife you select. You will also have the option of specifying a marriage for this new family.'); break; case 'link_person_id': $title=i18n::translate('Person ID'); $text=i18n::translate('In this field you enter the ID of the person you are linking to (e.g. I100).'); break; case 'link_remote': $title=i18n::translate('Link remote person'); $text=i18n::translate('Use this form to link people to other people either from another site or another genealogical database accessible to your copy of webtrees.

To add such a link, you must first select the relationship type, then choose a site already known to webtrees or define a new site, and then enter that site\'s ID of the person you want to link to. webtrees will then automatically download information from the remote site as necessary. The downloaded information does not become part of your genealogical database; it remains on the original site but is incorporated into the various pages where this remotely linked person is displayed.

Refer to the Help link next to each element on the page for more information about that element. You can also check the online English tutorial for more information: #WT_WEBTREES_WIKI#.'); break; case 'link_remote_location': $title=i18n::translate('Site location'); $text=i18n::translate('This option allows you to choose whether data for the person you are linking to is on the same site but in a different genealogical database set, or whether the data is on a different site accessible through the Internet.

If the person is on the same site, you will be asked to select the dataset identifier and enter the person\'s ID.

For a remote site, you will be asked to enter its URL, a database identifier, and the person\'s remote ID.'); break; case 'link_remote_rel': $title=i18n::translate('Relationship to current person'); $text=i18n::translate('Use this option to select the relationship the remote person has to the person you are linking them with on your site. For example, selecting Father would mean that the person on the remote site is the father of the person you are linking them to locally.'); break; case 'link_remote_site': $title=i18n::translate('Site'); $text=i18n::translate('In this section you specify the parameters that are required to connect to the remote site hosting the data you are linking to. You have the option of choosing from a list of known sites that you have used before, or entering the Site URL and Database ID for a new one.

In the Site URL field, you enter the URL to access the web services description file (WDSL) which tells webtrees how to access the data on the remote site. For a remote webtrees website, the URL to the WSDL file will look like this: http://www.remotesite.com/webtrees/genservice.php?wsdl

The Database ID field is used to enter an optional database identifier for remote sites that require one. For webtrees sites, this is the name of the GEDCOM file.

The Username and the Password fields are necessary if the database requires it.

Note: Remote webtrees sites must be running version 4.0 or later; earlier versions do not have this capability.'); break; case 'link_wife': $title=i18n::translate('Link to an existing family as a wife'); $text=i18n::translate('This item will allow you to link the current individual as a wife to a family that is already in the database.

This is an advanced editing option that should only be used if the family you want to link to already exists. If you want to add a new family to this individual, use the Add a new husband link.'); break; case 'login_buttons_aut': $title=i18n::translate('Login buttons'); $text=i18n::translate('Here you see two buttons to login to the system.

The page you will be taken to depends on which button you click after typing your user name and password.

The Login button
If you click this button, you will be logged in and go directly to your My Page, where you can edit your settings, add or edit favorites, send and read messages, etc.
The Admin button
If you have Admin rights, you can click this button to go directly to the main Administration page.

'); break; case 'login_buttons': $title=i18n::translate('Login buttons'); $text=i18n::translate('Here you see two buttons to login to the system.

The page you will be taken to or sent back to depends on which button you click after typing your user name and password.

The Login button
If you click this button, you will return to the page you were just on, but with logged-in access rights.

For example, if you click Login when you were at the Pedigree page, you will return to that same page. If you click this button when you were on the main Home Page, you will be taken to My Page.
The Admin button
If you have Admin rights, you can click this button to go directly to the main Administration page.

'); break; case 'login_page': $title=i18n::translate('Login page'); $text=i18n::translate('On this page you can login, request a new password, or request a new user account.'); break; case 'macfile_detected': $title=i18n::translate('Macintosh file detected. On cleanup your file will be converted to a DOS file.'); $text=i18n::translate('webtrees detected that your GEDCOM file was created on a Macintosh computer.

Macintosh files end each line with a CR control code. CR is Ctrl+M.
Unix files end each line with an LF control code. LF is Ctrl+J.
Windows and DOS use a two-code sequence, CR followed by LF.

webtrees requires that all files use Unix or DOS line endings. When you click the Cleanup button, your line endings will be converted accordingly.'); break; case 'mail_option1': $title=i18n::translate('Internal messaging'); $text=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.'); break; case 'mail_option2': $title=i18n::translate('Internal messaging with emails'); $text=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.'); break; case 'mail_option3': $title=i18n::translate('Mailto link'); $text=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.'); break; case 'mail_option4': $title=i18n::translate('No contact method'); $text=i18n::translate('With this option, you will not receive any messages. Even the administrator will not be able to reach you.'); break; case 'manage_media': $title=i18n::translate('Manage multimedia'); $text=i18n::translate('On this page you can easily manage your Media files and directories.

When you create new Media subdirectories, webtrees will ensure that the identical directory structure is maintained within the %sthumbs directory. When you upload new Media files, webtrees can automatically create the thumbnails for you.

Beside each image in the Media list you\'ll find the following options. The options actually shown depend on the current status of the Media file.

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.

', $MEDIA_DIRECTORY, $MEDIA_DIRECTORY); break; case 'medialist_recursive': $title=i18n::translate('List files in subdirectories'); $text=i18n::translate('When this option is selected, the MultiMedia Objects will search not only the directory selected from the Filter list but all its subdirectories as well. When this option is not selected, only the selected directory is searched.

The titles of all media objects found are then examined to determine whether they contain the text entered in the Filter. The result of these two actions determines the multimedia objects to be listed.'); break; case 'menu': $title=i18n::translate('Menus'); $text=i18n::translate('The page headers have drop-down menus associated with each menu icon.

When you move your mouse pointer over an icon a sub-menu will appear, if one exists. When you click on an icon you will be taken to the first item in the sub-menu.

The following menu icons are usually available:

'); break; case 'menu_annical': $title=i18n::translate('Anniversary calendar menu'); $text=i18n::translate('The Anniversary Calendar displays the events in a GEDCOM for a given date, month, or year.

View Day
View Month
View Year
These menu items will take you to the Anniversary Calendar to display a list of all the events for the current day, month, or year.

'); break; case 'menu_charts': $title=i18n::translate('Charts menu'); $text=i18n::translate('The available charts are:

Pedigree Tree
This will link you to the Pedigree chart of this GEDCOM file. The pedigree will start with the person configured by the administrator. When you are logged in the starting person can be whoever you have configured in your Account preferences.
Descendancy Chart
The Descendancy chart is essentially a Pedigree Tree in reverse order. This comparison is not quite correct, but while the Pedigree chart shows you all the ancestors of a starting person, the Descendancy chart shows you all the descendants of a starting person.
Timeline Chart
Here you view the events of a person along a time line. It\'s interesting to compare the events of two or more persons along the same time line.
Relationship Chart
Here you can check the relation of a person to yourself or to another person.
Ancestry Chart
This chart is very similar to the Pedigree Tree, but with more details and alternate Chart style displays.
Circle Diagram
This chart is very similar to the Pedigree Tree, but in a more graphical way.

'); break; case 'menu_clip': $title=i18n::translate('Clippings menu'); $text=i18n::translate('You will see this item in the menu bar only when the administrator has enabled this feature.

The Clippings Cart allows you to store information about individuals, families, and sources in a temporary file that you can later download in GEDCOM 5.5.1 format.'); break; case 'menu_famtree': $title=i18n::translate('Home page menu'); $text=i18n::translate('All of this site\'s available genealogical databases are listed in this menu. Each database has its own customized Home page, like this one. If there is only one database at this site, there is no sub-menu under the Home page icon.'); break; case 'menu_lists': $title=i18n::translate('Lists menu'); $text=i18n::translate('The following lists are available:

Individuals
Families
In these two lists you can browse alphabetical lists of individuals or families in this GEDCOM.
Sources
This item returns a list of all the sources used in the GEDCOM.
Place Hierarchy
Here you can look for people by Place. A two-column list will be returned. Individuals are listed on the left, families on the right.
MultiMedia
You see this menu item only if enabled by the site admin. This will display links to all multimedia files in this GEDCOM.

'); break; case 'menu_myged': $title=i18n::translate('My page menu'); $text=i18n::translate('If you are logged in, this menu can include the following items:

My Page
This takes you to your own customizable Starting page.
My Account
You can edit your personal data here.
My Pedigree
If you have selected a Root person for this GEDCOM, this will take you to the Pedigree chart for that person.
My Individual Record
This link will take you to your Individual Information page, where all genealogical data about yourself and your family is displayed.

'); break; case 'menu_search': $title=i18n::translate('Search menu'); $text=i18n::translate('The Search page is a more powerful version of the Search box you may find in each page header.'); break; case 'messaging2': $title=i18n::translate('Internal messaging with emails'); $text=i18n::translate('When you send this message you will receive a copy sent via email to the address you provided.'); break; case 'more_config': $title=i18n::translate('More help'); $text=i18n::translate('More help is available by clicking the ? next to items on the page.'); break; case 'move_mediadirs': $title=i18n::translate('Move media directories'); $text=i18n::translate('When the Media Firewall is enabled, Multi-Media files can be stored in a server directory that is not accessible from the Internet.

These buttons allow you to easily move an entire Media directory structure between the protected (not web-addressable) %s%s and the normal %s directories.', $MEDIA_FIREWALL_ROOTDIR, $MEDIA_DIRECTORY, $MEDIA_DIRECTORY); break; case 'movedown_faq_item': $title=i18n::translate('Move FAQ item down'); $text=i18n::translate('This option will let you move an item downwards on the FAQ page.

Each time you use this option, the FAQ Position number of this item is increased by one. You can achieve the same effect by editing the item in question and changing the FAQ Position field. When more than one FAQ item has the same position number, only one of these items will be visible.'); break; case 'moveup_faq_item': $title=i18n::translate('Move FAQ item up'); $text=i18n::translate('This option will let you move an item upwards on the FAQ page.

Each time you use this option, the FAQ Position number of this item is reduced by one. You can achieve the same effect by editing the item in question and changing the FAQ Position field. When more than one FAQ item has the same position number, only one of these items will be visible.'); break; case 'mygedview_charts': // duplicate text. see index_charts $title=i18n::translate('Charts block'); $text=i18n::translate('This block allows a pedigree, descendancy, or hourglass chart to appear on My Page or the Home Page. Because of space limitations, the charts should be placed only on the left side of the page.

When this block appears on the Home Page, the root person and the type of chart to be displayed are determined by the administrator. When this block appears on the user\'s personalized My Page, these options are determined by the user.

The behavior of these charts is identical to their behavior when they are called up from the menus. Click on the box of a person to see more details about them.'); break; case 'mygedview_customize': $title=i18n::translate('Customize My Page'); $text=i18n::translate('When you entered here for the first time, you already had some blocks on this page. If you like, you can customize this My Page.

When you click this link you will be taken to a form where you can add, move, or delete blocks. More explanation is available on that form.'); break; case 'mygedview_favorites': $title=i18n::translate('Favorites block'); $text=i18n::translate('Favorites are similar to bookmarks.

Suppose you have somebody in the family tree whose record you want to check regularly. Just go to the person\'s Individual Information page and select the Add to My Favorites option from the Favorites drop-down list. This person is now book marked and added to your list of favorites.

Wherever you are on this site, you can click on a name in the "My Favorites" drop-down list in the header. This will take you to the Individual Information page of that person.'); break; case 'mygedview_message': $title=i18n::translate('Messages block'); $text=i18n::translate('In this block you will find the messages sent to you by other users or the admin. You too can send messages to other users or to the admin.

The webtrees mail system is designed to help protect your privacy. You don\'t have to leave your email address here and others will not be able to see your email address.

To expand a message, click on the message subject or the "+" symbol beside it. You can delete multiple messages by checking the boxes next to the messages you want to delete and clicking on the Delete Selected Messages button.'); break; case 'mygedview_myjournal': $title=i18n::translate('Journal block'); $text=i18n::translate('You can use this journal to write notes or reminders for your own use. When you make such a note, it will still be there the next time you visit the site.

These notes are private and will not be visible to others.'); break; case 'mygedview_portal': // duplicate text. see index_myged_help $title=i18n::translate('My Page'); $text=i18n::translate('This is your personal page.

Here you will find easy links to access your personal data such as My Account, My Indi (this is your Individual Information page), and My Pedigree. You can have blocks with Messages, a Journal (like a Notepad) and many more.

The layout of this page is similar to the Home Page that you see when you first access this site. While the parts of the Home Page are selected by the site administrator, you can select what parts to include on this personalized page. You will find the link to customize this page in the Welcome block or separately when the Welcome block is not present.

You can choose from the following blocks:

'); break; case 'mygedview_stats': // duplicate text. see index_stats $title=i18n::translate('GEDCOM statistics block'); $text=i18n::translate('In this block you will see some statistics about the current GEDCOM file. If you need more information than is listed, send a message to the contact at the bottom of the page.'); break; case 'mygedview_welcome': $title=i18n::translate('Welcome block'); $text=i18n::translate('The Welcome block shows you:

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

Note:
You will see the links to My Indi and My Pedigree only if you are known to the current GEDCOM file. You might have a record in one GEDCOM file and therefore see the My Indi and My Pedigree links, while in another GEDCOM file you do not have a record and consequently these links are not displayed.'); break; case 'new_dir': $title=i18n::translate('Media directory structure'); $text=i18n::translate('As an admin user you can create the directory structure you require to keep your media files organized. Creating directories from this page ensures that the thumbnail directories are created as well as creating a suitable index.php in each directory.

Click on this link to enter the name of the directory you wish to create.'); break; case 'new_password': $title=i18n::translate('Request new password'); $text=i18n::translate('If you have forgotten your password, you can click this link to request a new password.

You will be taken to the "Lost Password Request" page.'); break; case 'new_user': $title=i18n::translate('Request user account'); $text=i18n::translate('If you are a visitor to this site and wish to request a user account, you can click this link.

You will be taken to the "Register" page.'); break; case 'new_user_realname': $title=i18n::translate('Real name'); $text=i18n::translate('In this box you have to type your real name.

We need your first and last names to determine whether you qualify for an account at this site, and what your rights should be. This name will be visible to other logged-in family members and users.'); break; case 'next_path': $title=i18n::translate('Find next relationship path'); $text=i18n::translate('You can click this button to see whether there is another relationship path between the two people. Previously found paths can be displayed again by clicking the link with the path number.'); break; case 'no_update_CHAN': $title=i18n::translate('Do not update the CHAN (Last Change) record'); $text=i18n::translate('Administrators sometimes need to clean up and correct the data submitted by users. For example, they might need to correct the PLAC location to include the country. When Administrators make such corrections, information about the original change is normally replaced. This may not be desirable.

When this option is selected, webtrees will retain the original Change information instead of replacing it with that of the current session. With this option selected, Administrators also have the ability to modify or delete the information associated with the original CHAN tag.'); break; case 'oldest_top': $title=i18n::translate('Show oldest top'); $text=i18n::translate('When this check box is checked, the chart will be printed with oldest people at the top. When it is unchecked, youngest people will appear at the top.

Note: This option works only if Line up the same generations is also checked.'); break; case 'page': $title=i18n::translate('Page'); $text=i18n::translate('Help'); break; case 'password': $title=i18n::translate('Password'); $text=i18n::translate('In this box you type your password.

The password is case sensitive. This means that MyPassword is not the same as mypassword or MYPASSWORD.'); break; case 'person_facts': $title=i18n::translate('Facts privacy settings by ID'); $text=i18n::translate('These settings define facts that are hidden for a specific person, family, or source and the level at which they are hidden. This only applies to level 1 fact records such as BIRT or DEAT that will appear with their own headings on the relevant details page of the person, family, or source.

The first element is the ID of the person, family, or source. The second element is the fact. The Choice element specifies the fact itself or related details. The Show to? element determines at what access level the fact is shown. Not all facts shown in the list are applicable to all types of IDs. For example, Birth and Death facts are not relevant to Source records.

The $person_facts array works the same as the $global_facts array except that you also specify the GEDCOM ID of the person you want to hide facts for. You could, for example, hide the marriage record for a specific person.'); break; case 'person_privacy': $title=i18n::translate('Privacy settings by ID'); $text=i18n::translate('These settings allow administrators to override default privacy settings for a particular person, family, source, or media object.

Suppose for example you have a child who died in infancy. Normally because the child is dead, its details would be shown to public users. However, you and everyone else in your family are still private. You don\'t want to remove the death record for the child but you want to hide the details and make them private. If this child had the ID of I100 you should enter the following privacy settings:
ID: I100
Show to: Show only to authenticated users

This works the other way as well. If you wanted to make public the details of someone (ID I101) who you know to be dead but don\'t have a death date for, you could add the following:
ID: I101
Show to: Show to public'); break; case 'phpinfo': $title=i18n::translate('PHP information'); $text=i18n::translate('This page provides extensive information about the server on which webtrees is being hosted. Many configuration details about the server\'s software, as it relates to PHP and webtrees, can be viewed.'); break; case 'pls_note11': $title=i18n::translate('Lost password request'); $text=i18n::translate('To have your password reset, enter your user name.

We will respond by sending you an email to the address registered with your account. The email will contain a URL and confirmation code for your account. When you visit this URL, you can change your password and login to this site. For security reasons, you should not give this confirmation code to anyone.

If you require assistance from the site administrator, please use the contact link below.'); break; case 'ppp_default_form': $title=i18n::translate('Default order'); $text=i18n::translate('This means that there is no place encoding format declared in this GEDCOM file and the default format is assumed.

If another format had been found, it would have been shown between the ( and ) at the end of the line.'); break; case 'ppp_levels': $title=i18n::translate('Location levels'); $text=i18n::translate('This shows the levels that are displayed now. The list box showing places is actually a sublist of the leftmost level.

EXAMPLE:
The default order is City, County, State/Province, Country.
If the current level is "Top Level", the box will list all the countries in the database.
If the current level is "U.S.A., Top Level", the box will list all the states in the U.S.A.
etc.

You can click a level to go back one or more steps.'); break; case 'ppp_match_one': $title=i18n::translate('Place order format'); $text=i18n::translate('GEDCOM ORDER
The locations are assumed to be encoded in the place format explicitly declared in the GEDCOM file. This overrules the default order.'); break; case 'ppp_placelist': $title=i18n::translate('Place hierarchy'); $text=i18n::translate('In this list you can see the locations that are found subordinate to the current location you have chosen. If you have not yet selected a place, you will see a list of all of the top level locations (e.g. countries or states).

The names of the locations in the list are clickable; clicking on a location works like a filter, you will be taken to the next level down.'); break; case 'ppp_view_records': $title=i18n::translate('View all records'); $text=i18n::translate('Clicking on this link will show you a list of all of the individuals and families that have events occurring in this place. When you get to the end of a place hierarchy, which is normally a town or city, the name list will be shown automatically.'); break; case 'preview_faq_item': $title=i18n::translate('Preview all FAQ items'); $text=i18n::translate('This option lets an admin user view the FAQ page without all the editing options and links.

Except for a single Edit link above the first FAQ item, the appearance of the FAQ page will be identical to what an ordinary user would see. This special Edit link will restore full Edit functionality to the FAQ page.'); break; case 'preview': $title=i18n::translate('Printer-friendly version'); $text=i18n::translate('Clicking the Printer-friendly Version link will remove the items that don\'t look good on a printed page (menus, input boxes, extra links, the question marks for the contextual help, etc.)

On the Printer-friendly version of the page, you will get a Print link at the bottom of the page. Just click it and your printer dialog will pop up. After printing, just click the Back link and the screen will be rebuilt normally.

Note: Although the "Printer-friendly version" removes many links from the displayed page, the remaining links are still clickable.'); break; case 'privacy_error': $title=i18n::translate('This information is private and cannot be shown.'); $text=i18n::translate('There are several possible reasons for this message:

Information on living people is set to "Private"
Visitors and registered users who are not logged in can see full information only for deceased individuals. If allowed by the system administrator, visitors may register for an account by clicking the Login button, then the Request new password link.
You are a user with user name and password...
But you have not logged in successfully or you have been inactive for a while and your session timed out.
Due to privacy
The person does not want to be shown at all (Hidden) and may have asked the admin to set him or her to "Private". Privacy can be set to:
1. Show only to authenticated users
2. Show only to admin users
3. Hide even from admin users
Out of "Relation Path"
Even if you are a regular user and logged in, it can still happen that you see this message if the person you are trying to view is not related to you within the number of relationship steps (Relation Path length) set by the site administrator for this GEDCOM.

Examples:
When the Relation Path length is set to 1, you can only see the details of your own family, father, mother, brother, sister (but not the spouses and children of your brother or sister)

When the Relation Path is set to 2, you can also see the details of your brother\'s wife and their children (but not the spouses of their children).

The higher the Relation Path length setting, the more remote relatives you can see.

If you think that you qualify to see certain hidden details, please contact the site administrator. Use the contact link on any page.'); break; case 'random_media_ajax_controls': $title=i18n::translate('Show slideshow controls?'); $text=i18n::translate('You can use this setting to show or hide the slideshow controls of the Random Media block.

These controls allow the user to jump to another random object or to play through randomly selected media like a slideshow. The slideshow changes the contents of the block without preloading information from the server and without reloading the entire page.'); break; case 'random_media_filter': $title=i18n::translate('Media filter'); $text=i18n::translate('You can restrict what the Random Media block is permitted to show according to the format and type of media item. When a given checkbox is checked, the Random Media block is allowed to display media items of that format or type.

Format or Type codes that exist in your database but are not in these checkbox lists are assumed to have the corresponding checkbox checked. For example, if your database contains Media objects of format pdf, the Random Media block is always permitted to display them. Similarly, if your database contains Media objects of type special, the Random Media block is always permitted to display them.'); break; case 'random_media_persons_or_all': $title=i18n::translate('Show only persons, events, or all?'); $text=i18n::translate('This option lets you determine the type of media to show.

When you select Persons, only media associated with persons will be shown. Usually, this would be a person\'s photograph. When you select Events, only media associated with facts or events will be shown. This might be an image of a certificate. When you select ALL, this block will show all types of media.'); break; case 'random_media_start_slide': $title=i18n::translate('Start slideshow on page load?'); $text=i18n::translate('Should the slideshow start automatically when the page is loaded.

The slideshow changes the contents of the block without preloading information from the server and without reloading the entire page.'); break; case 'readmefile': $title=i18n::translate('Readme file'); $text=i18n::translate('See Readme.txt for more information.'); break; case 'recent_changes': $title=i18n::translate('Recent changes block'); $text=i18n::translate('This block shows you the most recent changes to the GEDCOM as recorded by the CHAN GEDCOM tag.'); break; case 'register_comments': $title=i18n::translate('Comments'); $text=i18n::translate('Use this field to tell the site administrator why you are requesting an account and how you are related to the genealogy displayed on this site. You can also use this to enter any other comments you may have for the site administrator.'); break; case 'register_gedcomid': $title=i18n::translate('GEDCOM INDI record ID'); $text=i18n::translate('Every person in the database has a unique ID number on this site. If you know the ID number for your own record, please enter it here. If you don\'t know your ID number or could not find it because of privacy settings, please provide enough information in the Comments field to help the site administrator identify who you are on this site so that he can set the ID for you.'); break; case 'register_info_01': $title=i18n::translate('Request new user account'); $text=i18n::translate('The amount of data that can be publicly viewed on this website may be limited due to applicable law concerning privacy protection. Many people do not want their personal data publicly available on the Internet. Personal data could be misused for spam or identity theft.

Access to this site is permitted to every visitor who has a user account. After the administrator has verified and approved your account application, you will be able to login.

If Relationship Privacy has been activated you will only be able to access your own close relatives\' private information after logging in. The administrator can also allow database editing for certain users, so that they can change or add information.

If you need any further support, please use the link below to contact the administrator.'); break; case 'relationship_id': $title=i18n::translate('ID\'s of person 1 and person 2'); $text=i18n::translate('If you have jumped from another page to this one by having clicked the Relation to me link, you will see here the relationship between yourself and that other individual.

If you arrived at this page through the Relationship Chart menu entry on any page header, you have to type the identifier numbers of the two people whose relationship you wish to see. If you don\'t know the identifier of the desired person, you can click the Find ID link.'); break; case 'remove_person': $title=i18n::translate('Remove person'); $text=i18n::translate('Click this link to remove the person from the timeline.'); break; case 'remove_tags': $title=i18n::translate('Remove custom tags'); $text=i18n::translate('Checking this option will remove any custom tags that may have been added to the records by webtrees.

Custom tags used by webtrees include the _PGVU tag which identifies the user who changed a record online and the _THUM tag which tells webtrees that the image should be used as a thumbnail.

Custom tags may cause errors when importing the downloaded GEDCOM to another genealogy application.'); break; case 'reorder_children': $title=i18n::translate('Reorder children'); $text=i18n::translate('Children are displayed in the order in which they appear in the family record. Children are not automatically sorted by birth date because often the birth dates of some of the children are uncertain but the order of their birth is known.

This option will allow you to change the order of the children within the family\'s record. Since you might want to sort the children by their birth dates, there is a button you can press that will do this for you.

You can also drag-and-drop any information box to change the order of the children. As you move the mouse cursor over an information box, its shape will change to a pair of double-headed crossed arrows. If you push and hold the left mouse button before moving the mouse cursor, the information box will follow the mouse cursor up or down in the list. As the information box is moved, the other boxes will make room. When you release the left mouse button, the information box will take its new place in the list.'); break; case 'reorder_families': $title=i18n::translate('Reorder families'); $text=i18n::translate('Families on the Close Relatives tab are displayed in the order in which they appear in the individual\'s GEDCOM record. Families are not sorted by the marriage date because often the marriage dates are unknown but the order of the marriages is known.

This option will allow you to change the order of the families in which they are listed on the Close Relatives tab. If you want to sort the families by their marriage dates, there is a button you can press that will automatically do this for you.'); break; case 'restore_faq_edits': $title=i18n::translate('Restore FAQ edit functionality'); $text=i18n::translate('This option restores the FAQ page to what an admin user normally sees, so that individual FAQ items may be edited.'); break; case 'review_changes': $title=i18n::translate('Review GEDCOM changes'); $text=i18n::translate('This block will list all of the records that have been changed online and that still need to be reviewed and accepted into the database.'); break; case 'rootid': $title=i18n::translate('Pedigree chart root person'); $text=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 'rss_feed': $title=i18n::translate('RSS feed settings'); $text=i18n::translate('The ATOM/RSS feed available in webtrees allows anyone to view, using a suitable feed aggregator, the contents of your site\'s Home Page without visiting the site. Most aggregators will pop up a notice letting the user know when something has changed on a page being monitored. This essentially allows anyone to monitor your webtrees site without needing to visit it regularly.

The Feed block is used to customize the link to the feed, allowing specific feed types (most readers can deal with most types so this can usually be left at the default), and the specific module you would like in your feed. The language of the feed and the GEDCOM used will be based on the language and GEDCOM active in webtrees when you select the feed.

The types of feed that can be generated include ATOM, RSS 2.0, RSS 1.0, RSS 0.92, HTML and JavaScript. The first four types are for feed aggregators, while JavaScript and HTML are meant to enable inclusion of the feeds in other web pages. Note that the numbers of the RSS feed indicate different styles, not a different version.

There is an option to select authentication that will log the user in, and allow the user to view, using a suitable RSS aggregator, any information that he could normally view if logged in. Basic Authentication uses Basic HTTP Authentication to log the user in. Future enhancements might allow Digest Authentication.

This Wikipedia article contains comprehensive information and links about RSS and the various RSS formats. Basic HTTP Authentication is discussed in this Wikipedia article, while Digest Authentication is discussed in this Wikipedia article.'); break; case 'search': $title=i18n::translate('Search information'); $text=i18n::translate('This search box is small but powerful. You can have webtrees search almost anything for you. When you click the > or Search button, you will be linked to the Search page to see the results of your search. You will find extensive help about searching options on the Search page.

'); break; case 'search_enter_terms': $title=i18n::translate('Enter search terms'); $text=i18n::translate('In this Search box you can enter criteria such as dates, given names, surnames, places, multimedia, etc.

Wildcards
Wildcards, as you probably know them (like * or ?), are not allowed, but the program will automatically assume wildcards.

Suppose you type in the Search box the following: Pete. The result could be, assuming the names are in the database:

Pete Smith
Peter Johnes
Will Peterson
somebody --Born 01 January 1901 Petersburg
etc.

Dates
Typing a year in the Search box will result in a list of individuals who are somehow connected to that year.

If you type 1950, the result will be all individuals with an event that occurred in 1950. These events could be births, deaths, marriages, Bar Mitzvahs, LDS Sealings, etc.

If you type 4 Dec, all persons connected to an event that occurred on 4 December of whatever year will be listed. Persons connected to an event on 14 or 24 December will be listed as well. As you see, wildcards are always assumed, so you do not have to type them. Sometimes, the results can be surprising.

Proper dates
webtrees searches for data, as they are stored in the GEDCOM file. If, for example, you want to search for an event on December 14, you should type 14 dec because this is how the date is stored in the database.

If you were to type dec 14, the result could be a person connected to an event on 08 december 1814. Again, the results can be surprising.

You can use regular expressions in your search if you are familiar with them. For example, if you wanted to find all of the people who have dates in the 20th century, you could enter the search 19[0-9][0-9] and you would get all of the people with dates from 1900-1999.

If you need more help with this searching system, please let us know, so that we can extend this Help file as well.

~Search the way you think the name is written (Soundex)~

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.

~Search and Replace~

Here, you can search for a misspelling or other inaccurate information and replace it with correct information.

Searching
This feature performs searching just like a normal search.

Replacing
All instances of the search term that are found are replaced by the replacement term in the database.

For Example...
Suppose you accidentally misspell your great-grandpa Michael\'s name. You accidentally entered \'Micheal.\'

You would type Micheal in the Search box, and Michael in the Replace box.
Every instance of "Micheal" would then be replaced by "Michael"

Search for...
Select the scope of the search. You can limit the search to names or places, or apply no limit (search everything). The Whole words only option will only search for your term in the place field as a whole word. This means that searching for UT would only match UT and not UT in the other words such as Connecticut.

Don\'t worry if you accidentally replace something where you don\'t want to. Just click the "Accept/Reject Changes" link at the bottom of the page to accept the changes you want, and reject the changes you don\'t want.

If you need more help with this searching system, please let us know, so that we can improve this Help file as well.'); break; case 'search_exclude_tags': $title=i18n::translate('Exclude filter'); $text=i18n::translate('The Exclude some non-genealogical data choice will cause the Search function to ignore the following GEDCOM tags:

_PGVU - 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=i18n::translate('Associates'); $text=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 'search_replace': $title=i18n::translate('Search and replace'); $text=i18n::translate('Here, you can search for a misspelling or other inaccurate information and replace it with correct information.

Searching
This feature performs searching just like a normal search.

Replacing
All instances of the search term that are found are replaced by the replacement term in the database.

For Example...
Suppose you accidentally misspell your great-grandpa Michael\'s name. You accidentally entered \'Micheal.\'

You would type Micheal in the Search box, and Michael in the Replace box.
Every instance of "Micheal" would then be replaced by "Michael"

Search for...
Select the scope of the search. You can limit the search to names or places, or apply no limit (search everything). The Whole words only option will only search for your term in the place field as a whole word. This means that searching for UT would only match UT and not UT in the other words such as Connecticut.

Don\'t worry if you accidentally replace something where you don\'t want to. Just click the "Accept/Reject Changes" link at the bottom of the page to accept the changes you want, and reject the changes you don\'t want.

If you need more help with this searching system, please let us know, so that we can improve this Help file as well.'); break; case 'setperms': $title=i18n::translate('Set media permissions'); $text=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 'showUnknown': $title=i18n::translate('Show unknown gender'); $text=i18n::translate('Hide or show the list of given names of persons of unknown gender.

The Top 10 Given Names block always hides the list of given names when no persons of that gender exist in your database. This option lets you hide the list of persons of unknown gender even when there are such persons in your database.'); break; case 'show_age_marker': $title=i18n::translate('Show age marker'); $text=i18n::translate('If you check this box, you will see an Age marker.

You can slide this Age marker up or down along the time line. The sliding Age marker is a nice tool to check the age of a person at a certain event. You can enable or disable the Age marker individually for each person in the chart.'); break; case 'show_changes': $title=i18n::translate('This record has been updated. Click here to show changes.'); $text=i18n::translate('When you see this message, it means two things:

Somebody has made changes to the GEDCOM
Records may have been added, deleted, or changed.
The changes have not yet been accepted by the administrator.
Once the changes have been accepted or rejected, you will no longer see this message.

You can see what changes have been made when you click the link. If you notice that a change is not correct, please notify the admin.'); break; case 'show_context': $title=i18n::translate('Show contextual help'); $text=i18n::translate('Show contextual help'); break; case 'show_fact_sources': $title=i18n::translate('Show all sources'); $text=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_fam_gedcom': $title=i18n::translate('Show GEDCOM record'); $text=i18n::translate('The information about the family, as it is stored in the database, will be displayed when you click this link. The display will show raw GEDCOM data.'); break; case 'show_fam_timeline': $title=i18n::translate('Show couple on timeline chart'); $text=i18n::translate('When you click this link you will jump to the Timeline page, where all facts of the couple will be displayed on a timeline scale.'); break; case 'show_full': $title=i18n::translate('Hide or show details'); $text=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=i18n::translate('Include married names'); $text=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=i18n::translate('Show spouses'); $text=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 'show_thumb': $title=i18n::translate('Show thumbnails'); $text=i18n::translate('Thumbnails will be shown if you check this box.'); break; case 'simple_filter': $title=i18n::translate('Simple search filter'); $text=i18n::translate('Simple search filter based on the characters entered, no wildcards are accepted.'); break; case 'skip_sublist': $title=i18n::translate('Skip surname lists'); $text=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 'sort_style': $title=i18n::translate('Sort style'); $text=i18n::translate('This option controls how the information is sorted.

When you select Alphabetically, the information is shown in alphabetical order. When you select By Anniversary, the information is ordered by anniversary, with the most recent anniversaries first.'); break; case 'sortby': $title=i18n::translate('Sequence'); $text=i18n::translate('Select the order in which you wish to see the list.'); break; case 'soundex_search': $title=i18n::translate('Search the way you think the name is written (Soundex)'); $text=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': $title=i18n::translate('Options for statistics plots'); $text=i18n::translate('A number of different plots of statistics from your database can be produced.

Select the chart, then adjust the options from the drop-down boxes.

The numbers included in each plot depend on the data available. For example, individuals without a month of birth (e.g. just \'1856\') cannot be included in a plot of births by month.'); break; case 'stat_gax': $title=i18n::translate('Select the desired age interval'); $text=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=i18n::translate('Select the desired age interval'); $text=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=i18n::translate('Select the desired count interval'); $text=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': $title=i18n::translate('Select the desired age interval'); $text=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=i18n::translate('Boundaries for Z axis'); $text=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 'stat_x': $title=i18n::translate('X axis'); $text=i18n::translate('The following options are available for the X axis (horizontal). Each will then be presented according to options set for the Y and Z axes.

Month of birth  individuals born in each month.
Month of death  individuals who died in each month.
Month of marriage  marriages that occurred in each month.
Month of birth of first child in a relation  the number of first-borns for each family by month.
Month of first marriage  the number of first marriages per month.
Months between marriage and first child  the number of months between marriage and birth of first child to that couple.
Age related to birth year  age at death, related to the time period that includes each person\'s birth year.
Age related to death year  age at death, related to the time period that includes each person\'s year of death.
Age in year of marriage  the average age of individuals at the time of their marriages.
Age in year of first marriage  the average age of individuals at the time of their first marriage.
Number of children  average family sizes.
Individual distribution  placement of all persons or persons with the specified name, by country.
Birth by country  country of birth.
Marriage by country  country of marriage.
Death by country  country of death.
Individuals with sources  pie chart of individuals with sources.
Families with sources  pie chart of families with sources.

'); break; case 'stat_y': $title=i18n::translate('Y axis'); $text=i18n::translate('The following options are available for the Y axis (vertical). These options alter the way the items presented on the X axis are displayed.

numbers displays the number of individuals in each category defined by the X axis.
percentage calculates and diplays the proportion of each item in the X axis categories.

'); break; case 'stat_z': $title=i18n::translate('Z axis'); $text=i18n::translate('The following options are available for the Z axis. These options provide a sub-division of the categories selected for the X axis.

none  displays the items as a single column for each X axis category.
gender  displays the items in 2 columns (male and female) for each X axis category.
date periods  displays the items in a number of columns related to the time periods set in the next section, for each X axis category.

'); break; case 'style': $title=i18n::translate('Presentation style'); $text=i18n::translate('This option controls how the information is presented.

When you select List, the information is shown in text form, similar to what you see in the various Chart boxes. This format is well suited to blocks that print on the right side of the page.

When you select Table, the information is shown in tabular format, and is more suited to the larger blocks that print on the left side of the page.'); break; case 'talloffset': $title=i18n::translate('Page layout'); $text=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.

_TODO

Browse

Folder on server

%sthumbs/

%smyfamily

Browse

Open

%sthumbs/

Browse

Automatic thumbnail

Media file to upload

Folder on server

%sthumbs/

Folder on server

John

User List

delete

edit

Add a new user

My Account

These rights include:: Add / Remove / Edit Users; Broadcast messages to all users; Edit Welcome messages; Edit and configure language files
: Upgrade webtrees; Change program and GEDCOM configurations; Administer the GEDCOMs; Change Privacy settings; And anything else that is not mentioned here.

cannot

webtrees

None: The user cannot access the private data in this GEDCOM.
Access: The user cannot edit or accept data into the database but can see the private data.
Edit: The user can edit values but another user with Accept privileges must approve the changes before they are added to the database and made public.
Accept: The user can edit. He can also edit and approve changes made by other users.
Admin GEDCOM: The user edit and approve changes made by other users. The user can also edit configuration and privacy settings for this GEDCOM.

User can administer

Admin GEDCOM

Add a new user

Update MyAccount

My Individual Record

My Pedigree

Limit access to related people

Max relationship privacy path length

Root Person

Self Registration

self registration

User approved by Admin