<?php

//  Form Title
$GLOBALS["tFormTitle"] = 'maintain tags';

//  List Headings
$GLOBALS["tCategory"] = 'Category';
$GLOBALS["tTag"] = 'Tag';
$GLOBALS["tTranslation"] = 'Translation';

//  List Functions
$GLOBALS["tAddNewTag"] = 'Add new tag';
$GLOBALS["tViewTag"] = 'View tag';
$GLOBALS["tEditTag"] = 'Edit tag';
$GLOBALS["tDeleteTag"] = 'Delete tag';

//  Form Block Titles
$GLOBALS["thTagGeneral"] = 'Tag Details';

//  Form Detail Comments and Help Texts
$GLOBALS["tDetails"] = 'This form lets you define custom tag codes for use within the body of your content.';
$GLOBALS["hCategory"] = 'Select the category that most closely suits the group to which this tag belongs.';
$GLOBALS["hTag"] = 'This is the tag code that you will use within your content.<br />Within the content, the tag should be within square braces <b>[tag]</b> to distinguish it; here, simply identify it by name, e.g. <b>tag</b>.<br />If you need both opening and closing tags, such as those used for bold text (<b>[b]</b> and <b>[/b]</b>), you will need to define both, e.g. <b>tag</b> and <b>/tag</b>.';
$GLOBALS["hTranslation"] = 'This is the translation of your tag into straight HTML.';

//  Error Messages
$GLOBALS["eNoTag"] = 'Tag name can not be left empty.';
$GLOBALS["eNoTranslation"] = 'Translation can not be left empty.';

?>
