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search_engine_ranker:macro_guide [2016-10-24 10:41] – [%ab_body%, %ab_title%] svensearch_engine_ranker:macro_guide [2017-11-17 08:23] – [#trans ... #notrans] sven
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 Another format could be used where you specify the langauge to translate in the macro itself using: Another format could be used where you specify the langauge to translate in the macro itself using:
  
-**#trans_de** //Some text here// **#notrans**+**#trans_de** //Some text here// **#notrans**\\  
 +**#trans_en_de** //Some text here// **#notrans**
  
-The above macro will always translate the content to German no matter where it submits to. Please use some of the language codes from below:+The first macro will always translate the content to German no matter where it submits to.\\  
 +The second macro will always translate it to German but will not auto detect the input language but assume it is English. Please use some of the language codes from below:
  
 |Code|Language| |Code|Language|
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 The name of the project is inserted (not in test/preview). The name of the project is inserted (not in test/preview).
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 +===== %article%, %article_title%, %article_summary% =====
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 +The macros %article%, %article_title% and %article_summary% will all corrolate to one article in project's article manager . Meaning if you use %article_title% somewhere, it will use %article% from that same randomly chosen article as well.