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What am I talking about? What are .mo and .po files?
I’l explain that based on a problem that needs a solution. Lets say we have a website written in english. On it we use some generic strings (e.g. “Last posts”, “Comments”, “Login”, “Archive for cathegory”, etc.) that we want to translate into specific language(s) on demand (e.g. click on specific button on the page). In case our website visitor speaks English, we want all this generic strings to be displayed in English. In case he speaks Slovenian, we’d like to have a a trigger (such as flag icon or button) on the page that can trigger translation commands so that all generic strings are shown in Slovenian language.
The task is simple. You will need an icon and file. In the autorun.inf file on your computer you will put instructions which icon to use for USB.
Instructions:
1.) Open a program for editing plain text and create a new text file. If you are using Windows, you can use Notepad, respectively.
2.) Write 2 lines into the file:
[autorun]
icon=autorun.ico
Designing css borders can be a real nuisance. Each web browser requires its own settings. Suppose you want to plot a simple div block with class -block and an edge radius of 4px. In order to solve the task a fancy CSS developed solutions can be used:
.div-block{
border: 1 px solid black /* Black corner surronding a div block */
-moz-border-radius: 4px; /* Firefox */
-webkit-border-radius: 4px; /* Safari in Google Chrome */
border-radius: 4px; /* Opera 10.5+, future browsers, Internet Explorer 6+ that uses IE-CSS3 */
}