Fellows,
We were wondering about the images of the steps in the author submission. If someone installs the system in another language, they would have to redo them, and if they want to change the language back, they´ll have to redo them again..
So, we were thinking about creating that table with text and css, in an external file, so that the text can be translated, no image editing is required, and the style and font can be changed according to the needs of the user...
If it were up to us to do it, it will take a week to do it (since we´re not php programmers...), but we could do it.
Our question is if you´d like that, or are thinking about it...
thanks
Images of Author Submission Steps
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