Hi.
If I choose an errorbox from the wysiwyg editor there is a default text inside like “Type your error message here.” in english.
As I make our XWiki german I want to translate it. But not only translate it 1:1 but instead set a signal word like "Fehler: ". This user should keep and write after it as a better approach for screen reader.
Any chance to replace the default text?
Regards, Simpel
I tried to find the keys but couldn’t find it in the source. I searched for a shared part of the message.
What I did to find it:
grep -ril ./ -e ‘message here’
I found only a comment in an unrelated file.
Any hint where I can find the source code including the keys to those error/warning/success/info macros?
When I use the wysiwyg editor I have this little drop down menu (big +) with these boxes to choose directly. If I take one immediately the box shows up in the editor like you can see in the picture above:
There the user can edit the text. But that “Type your warning message here.” I want to change to some useful signal word as default. (Hoping the user will keep it for accessibility.)