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Edit File: en-GB.plg_content_readlesstext.ini

; site language file for read less text
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; @version $Id: en-GB.plg_content_readlesstext.ini 273 2014-11-26 20:43:05Z parvus $

; Sections
COM_PLUGINS_FORMATTING_FIELDSET_LABEL="Formatting"
COM_PLUGINS_INFO_FIELDSET_LABEL="Information"
COM_PLUGINS_LENGTH_FIELDSET_LABEL="Length"
COM_PLUGINS_PREFIX_FIELDSET_LABEL="Prefix"
COM_PLUGINS_SUFFIX_FIELDSET_LABEL="Read More (Suffix)"
COM_PLUGINS_THUMBNAIL_FIELDSET_LABEL="Thumbnail"
COM_PLUGINS_WHEN-ACTIVE_FIELDSET_LABEL="When Active"

; Options
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_ADD_INLINE_SUFFIX="Add Inline Suffix"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_ADD_INLINE_SUFFIX_DESCRIPTION="Custom text can be added to the shortened (or not) article. The next fields below can be added before all tags have been closed. In practice this means the text you specify will look inline with the last part of the text: it will also have the same x formatting applied. Choose here when the options that follow may be applied.<ul><li>Select <code>No</code> to not add any text.</li><li>Select <code>Always when read less text may be active</code> to apply all options when the constraints as set in the section When Active are met. The options below will then be applied, regardless of the length of the article, and whether the article is shortened or not.</li><li>Select <code>Respect global option Show 'Read More'</code> to apply all options when read less text may be active, and when allowed by the aforementioned option in the Article Manager.</li><li>Select <code>Only when the article is shortened</code> to apply the options below when both the constraints as set in the section When Active are met, and the article is shortened (due to the <code>Shortened Text Length</code> or an existing Read More which is to be respected as set in the Length section; or due to removed tags or tokens as set in the Formatting section).</li></ul>"

PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_ADD_PREFIX="Add Prefix"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_ADD_PREFIX_DESCRIPTION="Choose here when the options in this section may be applied.<ul><li>Select <code>No</code> to disable all options in this Prefix section.</li><li>Select <code>Always when read less text may be active</code> to apply all options when the constraints as set in the section When Active are met. The options below will then be applied, regardless of the length of the article, and whether the article is shortened or not.</li><li>Select <code>Only when the article is shortened</code> to apply the options below when both the constraints as set in the section When Active are met, and the article is shortened (due to the <code>Shortened Text Length</code> or an existing Read More which is to be respected as set in the Length section; or due to removed tags or tokens as set in the Formatting section).</li></ul>"

PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_ADD_SUFFIX="Add Read More (Suffix)"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_ADD_SUFFIX_DESCRIPTION="Custom text can be added to the shortened (or not) article, replacing the default Read More text. The next fields below can be added after all tags have been closed. In practice this means the text you specify will look as a separate paragraph appended below the text. Choose here when the options that follow may be applied.<ul><li>Select <code>No</code> to not add any text.</li><li>Select <code>Always when read less text may be active</code> to apply all options when the constraints as set in the section When Active are met. The options below will then be applied, regardless of the length of the article, and whether the article is shortened or not.</li><li>Select <code>Respect global option Show 'Read More'</code> to apply all options when read less text may be active, and when allowed by the aforementioned option in the Article Manager.</li><li>Select <code>Only when the article is shortened</code> to apply the options below when both the constraints as set in the section When Active are met, and the article is shortened (due to the <code>Shortened Text Length</code> or an existing Read More which is to be respected as set in the Length section; or due to removed tags or tokens as set in the Formatting section).</li></ul>"

PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_ALLOWED="Allowed"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_ALLOWED_DESCRIPTION="Enter here a comma separated list of contexts. See the explanation aside for a full overview. If not empty, the plugin will only be active on articles or items in the given contexts. If empty, there is no restriction. When <code>Discover</code> mode is enabled, full context information for each article can be displayed."

PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_ALWAYS_ACTIVE_FOR_GUESTS="Restrict Access For Guests"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_ALWAYS_ACTIVE_FOR_GUESTS_DESCRIPTION="With this setting you can enforce all visitors of your site to log in before they can read the entire article's text. When enabled, the setting <code>Allowed</code> is expanded with <code>, com_content</code> when a guest is requesting to view the page: read less text will then always be active for all articles in <code>com_content</code>, except in the contexts listed in <code>Disallowed</code>. Note: If access is restricted, you will likely want to adapt the settings that may link to the full article: <code>Prefix For Guests</code> under <code>Prefix</code> and/or <code>Suffix For Guests</code> under <code>Read More (Suffix)</code> - whichever has the option <code>... links to full article</code> set to <code>Yes</code>. There you can ensure your guests are redirected to a login page or a subscription page instead whenever they want to read the full article."

PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_APPLY_FORMATTING="Apply Formatting Options"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_APPLY_FORMATTING_DESCRIPTION="<ul>Choose here when all options below in this section may be applied. <li>Select <code>No</code> to disable all options below in this Formatting section.</li><li>Select <code>Always when read less text may be active</code> to apply all options when the constraints as set in the section When Active are met. The options below will then be applied, regardless of the length of the article, and whether the article is shortened or not.</li><li>Select <code>Always when active and the article is long enough</code> to apply all options below when both the constraints as set in the section When Active are met, and the article is long enough (determined by the settings <code>Minimum Text Length</code> and <code>Respect Position Existing Read More</code>).</li></ul>"

PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_ARTICLE_NUMBER_SHORTEN_COUNT="# to shorten"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_ARTICLE_NUMBER_SHORTEN_COUNT_DESCRIPTION="Enter a number. For any given page, this indicates the number of articles that may be shortened, after skipping the above configured number of articles. All other articles that are prepared for display after this count has been reached will not be shortened. Note: Enter 0 to shorten all articles or items (after skipping the above configured number)."

PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_ARTICLE_NUMBER_SKIP_COUNT="# to skip"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_ARTICLE_NUMBER_SKIP_COUNT_DESCRIPTION="Enter here a number. For any given page, this indicates the number of articles that must be skipped and may not be shortened. Only after skipping this many articles or items, read less text will check the Length constraints and the other constraints set below, and possibly shorten the remainder of the articles or items. Note: Enter 0 to not skip any article."

PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_COMPONENT_SCOPE="Within component scope"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_COMPONENT_SCOPE_DESCRIPTION="This option and the option below further restricts the usage of read less text. When a page is built, the output of any component - not just <code>com_content</code> - can contain article text. In most cases, this component allows plugins like read less text to intervene, to enhance the output (technical: the <code>onContentBeforeDisplay</code> event is fired). Some examples are Eventlist (<code>com_eventlist</code>) and FJ Related Articles Blog and List Component (<code>com_fjrelated</code>). With this option you can choose if read less text must follow the context rules below, or may never be active on any component output. If the latter choice is made, the options <code>Quick Configuration?</code>, <code>Allowed</code> and <code>Disallowed</code> below are ignored for component output."

PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_CREATE_THUMBNAIL="Create Thumbnail"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_CREATE_THUMBNAIL_DESCRIPTION="Read Less Text can search for an image in the fulltext that meets the given criteria, and resize and move the first image as a thumbnail to the beginning of the article.<ul><li>Select <code>No</code> to disable all options in this Thumbnail section.</li><li>Select <code>Always when read less text may be active</code> to apply all options when the constraints as set in the section When Active are met. The options below will then be applied, regardless of the length of the article, and whether the article is shortened or not.</li><li>Select <code>Only when the article is shortened</code> to apply the options below when both the constraints as set in the section When Active are met, and the article is shortened (due to the <code>Shortened Text Length</code> or an existing Read More which is to be respected as set in the Length section; or due to removed tags or tokens as set in the Formatting section).</li></ul>Note: All images not passing the criteria set here are ignored and left in place. If you want all images but one to be removed from the shortened text, you can add <code>img</code> to the setting <code>Tags To Remove</code>."

PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_CROP_HORIZONTAL_POSITION="Horizontal Crop"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_CROP_HORIZONTAL_POSITION_DESCRIPTION="When the ratio of the original image sizes and the ratio of the desired thumbnail sizes are not equal (which is nearly always), we can crop in one direction, cutting of the extraneous portion of the image. The resulting resized image then has the exact desired thumbnail sizes. Here you can define which portion of the image may be cut off, if horizontal cropping needed. Note: You can disable cropping in this direction: this may have as consequence that the resized height will become less than the configured thumbnail size."

PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_CROP_VERTICAL_POSITION="Vertical Crop"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_CROP_VERTICAL_POSITION_DESCRIPTION="When the ratio of the original image sizes and the ratio of the desired thumbnail sizes are not equal (which is nearly always), we can crop in one direction, cutting of the extraneous portion of the image. The resulting resized image then has the exact desired thumbnail sizes. Here you can define which portion of the image may be cut off, if vertical cropping needed. Note: You can disable cropping in this direction: this may have as consequence that the resized width will become less than the configured thumbnail size."

PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_CURLY_TOKENS_TO_REMOVE="{tokens} To Remove"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_CURLY_TOKENS_TO_REMOVE_DESCRIPTION="Enter a list of comma separated words without { } markers, which must be removed in the text. Note: When a token is removed due to this option, the article is considered to be shortened. According to the settings in the other sections, a thumbnail, a prefix, inline suffix and/or suffix may be added as a result. Example: If you use the extension plugin NoNumbers Slides, you may have added something like <code>{slider somename}</code> to your content article, to transform portions of your content into slides. You can get rid of it in the shortened article by listing <code>slider</code> here."

PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_CURLY_TOKENS_TO_REMOVE_WITH_CONTENTS="{tokens} To Remove With Contents"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_CURLY_TOKENS_TO_REMOVE_WITH_CONTENTS_DESCRIPTION="Enter a list of comma separated words without { } markers, which must be removed in the text together with all the text that is present between the opening and the closing token. Note: Self-closing tokens are not supported. Note: When a token with its full contents is removed due to this option, the article is considered to be shortened. According to the settings in the other sections, a thumbnail, a prefix, inline suffix and/or suffix may be added as a result. Example: If you use the extension plugin Tabs & slides, you may have added something like <code>{slide=somename}slide content{/slide}</code> to your content article. You can get rid of it in the shortened article by listing <code>slide</code> here."

PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_CUT_OFF_TEXT_LENGTH="Shortened Text Length"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_CUT_OFF_TEXT_LENGTH_DESCRIPTION="Enter a number. That number is expressed in the unit as selected below in <code>Length Unit</code>. When the article text is shortened, this many units will be retained. This number may be larger or smaller than the number above."

PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_DATE_FORMAT="Date Format"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_DATE_FORMAT_DESCRIPTION="Tags replaced with dates are formatted according this format. See the manual of the PHP function <code>date</code> for a list of formatting characters and their explanation, and for a list of examples. (A URL can be found in the help text aside.) Example: Monday, December 3 can be formatted as <code>l, F j</code> Example: Mon 06:28 can be formatted as <code>D H:i</code> Example: 2012-07-28 can be formatted as <code>Y-m-d</code>"

PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_DEFAULT_THUMBNAIL_TEMPLATE="Default Thumbnail"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_DEFAULT_THUMBNAIL_TEMPLATE_DESCRIPTION="Enter the template of the path to the thumbnail to use when no suitable image has been found in the article. The path may be absolute, or relative to the root of your Joomla! installation. Tags in the given template will be expanded per article. read less text will resize, crop and cache the given thumbnail according to the setting made below, just like any image found within the article. The constraints however, are not checked. Note: Leave this field empty to not insert a default thumbnail when no suitable image has been found.<ul>The following tokens are recognized and replaced for each article:<li><code>{title}</code>, <code>{id}</code>, <code>{url}</code></li><li><code>{author}</code>, <code>{author_id}</code></li><li><code>{words}</code>, <code>{hits}</code></li><li><code>{created}</code>, <code>{modified}</code>, <code>{publish_up}</code></li><li><code>{category}</code>, <code>{category_id}</code></li><li><code>{component}</code></li></ul>Note: If - after expanding the tags - the default thumbnail file can not be found, no thumbnail is inserted."

PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_DISALLOWED="Disallowed"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_DISALLOWED_DESCRIPTION="Enter here a comma separated list of contexts. See the help text aside for a quick overview on how these look like. If not empty, the plugin will never be active on articles or Items in the given contexts. If empty, there is no restriction. This list prevails over the list <code>Allowed</code> above. When <code>Discover</code> mode is enabled, full context information for each article can be displayed."

PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_DISCOVER="Discover"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_DISCOVER_DESCRIPTION="Enabling this replaces the article's text with all information you need to configure the options in this section. Only users that are allowed back-end access will see any effect: your normal users will continue to see the articles as intended. With this extra information, you can find out whether the plugin is active on each article, and what the precise context strings are for each article. Using the context strings, you can then fill in the <code>Allowed</code> &amp; <code>Disallowed</code> fields to have your unique configuration."

PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_EXTRA_SELF_CLOSING_TAGS="Non XHTML-compliant &lt;tags&gt;"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_EXTRA_SELF_CLOSING_TAGS_DESCRIPTION="Enter a list of comma separated HTML tags without &lt; &gt; markers, for which the closing tag or the closing character <code>/</code> may be absent. As an example, consider the <code>br</code> tag. If not properly self-closed (i.e. if a trailing slash <code>/</code> is not added), this plugin might otherwise generate extra undesired whitespace by adding an additional closing tag. A good choice seems <code>br, hr, img</code>. Note: This setting is applied regardless of the value of <code>Apply Formatting Options</code>."

PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_GUEST_INLINE_SUFFIX="Inline Suffix For Guests"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_GUEST_INLINE_SUFFIX_DESCRIPTION="For guests only. Enter here the text to add right after the last character of the article, before closing all tags. You can provide HTML code here.<ul>The following tokens are recognized and replaced for each article:<li><code>{title}</code>, <code>{id}</code>, <code>{url}</code></li><li><code>{author}</code>, <code>{author_id}</code></li><li><code>{words}</code>, <code>{hits}</code></li><li><code>{created}</code>, <code>{modified}</code>, <code>{publish_up}</code></li><li><code>{category}</code>, <code>{category_id}</code></li><li><code>{component}</code></li></ul>Note: The default suffix just appends three dots. To reload the default value, just clear the text field and save the configuration. Note: If the option <code>Enable Multi-language support?</code> is enabled, all text, including the HTML code, must be replaced with a placeholder; a placeholder is one word that must be used to define the real prefix - per language - under the Language Manager. Note: <code>url</code> will always point to the (SEO-optimized) url where the full article is to be found. If you have enabled the option <code>Restrict Access For Guests</code> in the section <code>When active</code>, you likely don't want to use this token; replace it with the url to your login page, e.g. <code>index.php?option=com_users&amp;view=login&amp;Itemid=102</code>"

PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_GUEST_INLINE_SUFFIX_LINKS_TO_FULL_ARTICLE="Guest inline suffix links to full article"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_GUEST_INLINE_SUFFIX_LINKS_TO_FULL_ARTICLE_DESCRIPTION="For guests only. If this option is enabled the suffix (text or HTML) will be wrapped and given as a link: when clicked, the guest is directed to the full article. If this option is disabled, you will have to provide another means for the guest to access the full article: by linking the title, by ensuring a thumbnail is generated, or by providing the desired HTML code yourself in the suffix. In the latter case, you can use the <code>{url}</code> token in combination with HTML tag <code>a</code>."

PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_GUEST_PREFIX="Prefix For Guests"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_GUEST_PREFIX_DESCRIPTION="For guests only. Enter here the text to add before the article. You can provide HTML code here.<ul>The following tokens are recognized and replaced for each article:<li><code>{title}</code>, <code>{id}</code>, <code>{url}</code></li><li><code>{author}</code>, <code>{author_id}</code></li><li><code>{words}</code>, <code>{hits}</code></li><li><code>{created}</code>, <code>{modified}</code>, <code>{publish_up}</code></li><li><code>{category}</code>, <code>{category_id}</code></li><li><code>{component}</code></li></ul> Note: Leave empty to not prepend the article. Note: If the option <code>Enable Multi-language support?</code> is enabled, all text, including the HTML code, must be replaced with a placeholder; a placeholder is one word that must be used to define the real prefix - per language - under the Language Manager. Note: <code>url</code> will always point to the (SEO-optimized) url where the full article is to be found. If you have enabled the option <code>Restrict Access For Guests</code> in the section <code>When active</code>, you likely don't want to use this token; replace it with the url to your login page, e.g. <code>index.php?option=com_users&amp;view=login&amp;Itemid=102</code>"

PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_GUEST_PREFIX_LINKS_TO_FULL_ARTICLE="Guest prefix links to full article"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_GUEST_PREFIX_LINKS_TO_FULL_ARTICLE_DESCRIPTION="For guests only. If this option is enabled the prefix (text or HTML) will be wrapped and given as a link: when clicked, the guest is directed to the full article. If this option is disabled, you will have to provide another means for the guest to access the full article: by linking the title, by ensuring a thumbnail is generated, or by providing the desired HTML code yourself in the prefix. In the latter case, you can use the <code>{url}</code> token in combination with HTML tag <code>a</code>."

PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_GUEST_SUFFIX="Suffix For Guests"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_GUEST_SUFFIX_DESCRIPTION="For guests only. Enter here the text to add after the article. This value replaces the default Read More text. You can provide HTML code here.<ul>The following tokens are recognized and replaced for each article:<li><code>{title}</code>, <code>{id}</code>, <code>{url}</code></li><li><code>{author}</code>, <code>{author_id}</code></li><li><code>{words}</code>, <code>{hits}</code></li><li><code>{created}</code>, <code>{modified}</code>, <code>{publish_up}</code></li><li><code>{category}</code>, <code>{category_id}</code></li><li><code>{component}</code></li></ul>Note: The default suffix mimics the standard Read more code Joomla! provides. To reload the default value, just clear the text field and save the configuration. Note: If the option <code>Enable Multi-language support?</code> is enabled, all text, including the HTML code, must be replaced with a placeholder; a placeholder is one word that must be used to define the real prefix - per language - under the Language Manager. Note: <code>url</code> will always point to the (SEO-optimized) url where the full article is to be found. If you have enabled the option <code>Restrict Access For Guests</code> in the section <code>When active</code>, you likely don't want to use this token; replace it with the url to your login page, e.g. <code>index.php?option=com_users&amp;view=login&amp;Itemid=102</code>"

PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_GUEST_SUFFIX_LINKS_TO_FULL_ARTICLE="Guest suffix links to full article"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_GUEST_SUFFIX_LINKS_TO_FULL_ARTICLE_DESCRIPTION="For guests only. If this option is enabled the suffix (text or HTML) will be wrapped and given as a link: when clicked, the guest is directed to the full article. If this option is disabled, you will have to provide another means for the guest to access the full article: by linking the title, by ensuring a thumbnail is generated, or by providing the desired HTML code yourself in the suffix. In the latter case, you can use the <code>{url}</code> token in combination with HTML tag <code>a</code>. Note: The default suffix mimics the standard Read more code Joomla! provides and already includes the <code>{url}</code> token in combination with the correct HTML tags: this option is best turned off in that case."

PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_LENGTH_UNIT="Length Unit"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_LENGTH_UNIT_DESCRIPTION="Select here the unit in which the two numbers above - both <code>Minimum Text Length</code> and <code>Shortened Text Length</code> - are expressed.<ul>Remarks and limitations:<li>A space or a tab is also counted as a <code>char</code>; however, subsequent whitespace is treated as one char.</li><li>Two <code>words</code> in the same paragraph must be separated by whitespace to be recognized as such. Two words with only a dot . in between (as in this.that) are counted as one word.</li><li>Two <code>sentences</code> are assumed to be separated by one of these characters: <code>. ? ! ¿</code> or by a paragraph ending, the end of a row in a table, a new bulleted or numbered item in a list. Subsequent sentence endings (for example, as in <code>What?!?!!</code>) are counted as one sentence ending. Two sentences with no whitespace in between (for example, as in Been there.Done that) are counted as two sentences. If your articles contain a lot of acronyms and/or versions (for example <code>R.E.M.</code>, <code>Joomla! 2.5.99</code>), the option <code>sentence</code> is less likely to give a satisfactory result.</li><li>A closing <code>p</code> tag is recognized as a <code>paragraph</code> ending (HTML code: <code>&lt;/p&gt;</code>), as is the end of a bulleted or numbered list. Title tags (such as <code>h1</code>, <code>h2</code>, etc.) are not counted. Empty paragraps are not counted.</li></ul>"

PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_LINK_THUMBNAIL="Create Link"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_LINK_THUMBNAIL_DESCRIPTION="Select <code>Yes</code> to create link of the thumbnail: when the user clicks on the thumbnail, the full article is shown."

PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_MAX_IMAGE_LOAD_TIME="Maximum Image Load Time"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_MAX_IMAGE_LOAD_TIME_DESCRIPTION="Enter a number. read less text will abort the attempt to create a thumbnail from a remote image if this takes longer than this many seconds. A very long loading time is usually caused by a not-responsive remote server; should this possibly occur, you can lower the loading time of your own pages to more acceptable levels by using a value of e.g. <code>2</code>. Note: Enter <code>0</code> or leave blank to use the maximum time read less text is prepared to wait. This is currently set to <code>11</code> seconds."
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_MINIMUM_IMAGE_HEIGHT="Minimum Height"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_MINIMUM_IMAGE_HEIGHT_DESCRIPTION="Enter a number. Only images which have a height in pixels greater than or equal to this number are considered as a potential thumbnail. The first image that meets all conditions is resized and inserted in the shortened text. Note: All images not passing the criteria set here are ignored and left alone. If you want all images but one to be removed from the shortened text, you can add <code>img</code> to the setting <code>Tags To Remove</code>."
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_MINIMUM_IMAGE_RATIO="Minimum Ratio"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_MINIMUM_IMAGE_RATIO_DESCRIPTION="Enter a number between 0 and 1. Only images which have a ratio in percentage greater than or equal to this number are considered as a potential thumbnail. Examples: a square has a ratio of <code>1.00</code>; and a ratio of <code>0.25</code> means that either the width is four times larger than the height or the height is four times larger than the width. The first image that meets all conditions is resized and inserted in the shortened text. Note: All images not passing the criteria set here are ignored and left alone. If you want all images but one to be removed from the shortened text, you can add <code>img</code> to the setting <code>Tags To Remove</code>."
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_MINIMUM_IMAGE_WIDTH="Minimum Width"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_MINIMUM_IMAGE_WIDTH_DESCRIPTION="Enter a number. Only images which have a width in pixels greater than or equal to this number are considered as a potential thumbnail. The first image that meets all conditions is resized and inserted in the shortened text. Note: All images not passing the criteria set below are ignored and left alone. If you want all images but one to be removed from the shortened text, you can add <code>img</code> to the setting <code>Tags To Remove</code>."
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_MINIMUM_TEXT_LENGTH="Minimum Text Length"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_MINIMUM_TEXT_LENGTH_DESCRIPTION="Enter a number. That number is expressed in the unit as selected below in <code>Length Unit</code>. If the full length of the text in the selected unit is less than this number, this plugin will not shorten the text. Note: Enter <code>0</code> to disable this restriction."
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_MODULE_SCOPE="Within module scope"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_MODULE_SCOPE_DESCRIPTION="This option and the option above further restricts the usage of read less text. When a page is built, the output of one or more different modules can also contain artcile text. In some cases, these modules allow plugins like read less text to intervene, to enhance the output (technical: the <code>onContentBeforeDisplay</code> event is fired). An example is the standard Joomla! module News Flash (<code>mod_newsflash</code>). With this option you can choose if read less text must always be active on any module output, only active if the contexts below allow this, or never be active on any module output. If the first or the last choice is made, the options <code>Quick Configuration?</code>, <code>Allowed</code> and <code>Disallowed</code> below are ignored for module output."

PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_NOTES0="Notes"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_NOTES0_DESCRIPTION="This field is not used by read less text. You can use it to write down anything related to read less text and the use of contexts, e.g. why a specific context is added to one of the fields above - when reviewing the options again after several months, this can speed up the time needed to correctly reconfigure them."

PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_RESPECT_EXISTING_READMORE_LINK="Respect Position Existing Read More"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_RESPECT_EXISTING_READMORE_LINK_DESCRIPTION="Choose what to do when an article already contains a manually inserted Read More link. <ul>You can choose to:<li>Ignore it: select <code>No</code>. The article will be shortened as if the Read More link was not present.</li><li>Respect it: select <code>Yes</code>. The text before the Read More link - the intro text - will be used as shortened text: the article will not be shortened using the length settings above, but at the position of the existing Read More link. The text will be considered shortened - this 'property' is used when determining whether to add a thumbnail, prefix, inline suffix and suffix.</li><li>Use it as an additional upper limit: select <code>Use it to respect 'Show Intro Text'</code>. If you selected to hide the intro text when displaying an article in full under <code><a href='index.php?option=com_content'>Article Manager</a> &gt; Options &gt; Articles</code> by setting the option <code>Show Intro Text</code> to <code>Hide</code>, the shortening of the article will be based on the intro text only. The remainder of the article - the part after the read more token - will then never appear in the shortened text. Normally, the option <code>Show Intro Text</code> will hide the intro text when displaying a single article on a page (provided read less text is not allowed to run on that page). If you select this option, read less text uses the reverse meaning: only the intro text will be considered on all pages where read less text is allowed to run. The text will not be considered shortened if the full intro text is retained - but it will do so, should parts of the intro text be omitted.</li></ul>Note: This choice does not affect other settings: e.g. the Read More text and styling as configured on this page are still applied, regardless of this setting. Note: Searching for a thumbnail will always be done in the full article, regardless of this setting."
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_RETAIN_WHOLE_WORDS="Whole words"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_RETAIN_WHOLE_WORDS_DESCRIPTION="Enable this to retain whole words only. The shortened text may become slightly smaller, to exclude the remainder characters of the word that would otherwise be cut in two. In any case, at least one word of the text will be retained. Note: This option only has an effect when <code>character</code> is selected as <code>Length Unit</code>."

PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_SQUARE_TOKENS_TO_REMOVE="[tokens] To Remove"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_SQUARE_TOKENS_TO_REMOVE_DESCRIPTION="Enter a list of comma separated words without [ ] markers, which must be removed in the text. Note: When a token is removed due to this option, the article is considered to be shortened. According to the settings in the other sections, a thumbnail, a prefix, inline suffix and/or suffix may be added as a result."
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_SQUARE_TOKENS_TO_REMOVE_WITH_CONTENTS="[tokens] To Remove With Contents"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_SQUARE_TOKENS_TO_REMOVE_WITH_CONTENTS_DESCRIPTION="Enter a list of comma separated words without [ ] markers, which must be removed in the text together with all the text that is present between the opening and the closing token. Note: Self-closing tokens are not supported. Note: When a token with its full contents is removed due to this option, the article is considered to be shortened. According to the settings in the other sections, a thumbnail, a prefix, inline suffix and/or suffix may be added as a result. Example: If you use the extension plugin EmbedChessboard, you may have added something like <code>[pgn]chess moves[/pgn]</code> to your content article. You can get rid of it in the shortened article by listing <code>pgn</code> here."

PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_TAGS_TO_REMOVE="&lt;tags&gt; To Remove"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_TAGS_TO_REMOVE_DESCRIPTION="Enter a list of comma separated HTML tags without &lt; &gt; markers, which must be removed in the text. Leave empty to retain all tags; enter <code>all</code> to remove all formatting. Example: Enter <code>a, img</code>, so that links and images are only available when reading the full article. Note: Even if <code>img</code> is added in this field, it is still possible to create and display the first valid image as thumbnail in the shortened article. Note: The article is not considered to be shortened when a tag is removed due to this option."
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_TAGS_TO_REMOVE_WITH_CONTENTS="&lt;tags&gt; To Remove With Contents"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_TAGS_TO_REMOVE_WITH_CONTENTS_DESCRIPTION="Enter a list of comma separated HTML tags without &lt; &gt; markers, which must be removed in the text together with all the html and plain text that is present between the opening and the closing tag. Example: Enter the tag <code>table</code> to entirely remove all tables while displaying the cut-off article text. This is also handy to remove extra styling which you don't want applied in the shortened text. A good choice seems <code>style, nav, menu, footer, script, head, form, noscript</code>. Note: When a tag with its full contents is removed due to this option, the article is considered to be shortened. According to the settings in the other sections, a thumbnail, a prefix, inline suffix and/or suffix may be added as a result."
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_THUMBNAIL_TITLE="Tooltip"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_THUMBNAIL_TITLE_DESCRIPTION="Select here what needs to be used for the thumbnail's title. The title of the thumbnail should be a small piece of text that will be displayed as a tooltip when the mouse is hovered over the image. Note: It is not possible to display HTML formatted text in a tooltip. The text shown as tooltip will be unformatted, i.e. with all HTML tags removed."
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_THUMB_BORDER_COLOR="Border Color"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_THUMB_BORDER_COLOR_DESCRIPTION="The color of the border around the moved and resized first image. You can enter a color here in any format CSS understands. Note: Leave empty to restore the default value. Note: Set <code>Border Width</code> to <code>-1</code> to not restyle the image in this respect."
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_THUMB_BORDER_STYLE="Border Style"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_THUMB_BORDER_STYLE_DESCRIPTION="The style of the border around the moved and resized thumbnail. Choose <code>None</code> to not restyle the image in this respect."
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_THUMB_BORDER_WIDTH="Border Width"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_THUMB_BORDER_WIDTH_DESCRIPTION="The width in pixels of the border around the moved and resized first image. Enter <code>-1</code> to not restyle the image in this respect."
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_THUMB_CACHE_TIME="Cache Time"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_THUMB_CACHE_TIME_DESCRIPTION="Enter a number. This sets the caching time of any generated thumbnail to the given number, in seconds. You will still need to use the built-in functionality Joomla! provides to clear expired cached thumbnails (<code>Site &gt; Maintenance &gt; Purge Expired Cache</code>). Note: Caching of thumbnails can not be disabled."
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_THUMB_CLASS="Thumbnail Class"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_THUMB_CLASS_DESCRIPTION="Using the options above, some basic formatting can be applied. For full freedom and flexibility, you can also style the image with any CSS class. Note: Choices made above prevail to the formatting that comes along the given CSS class."
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_THUMB_HEIGHT="Thumbnail Height"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_THUMB_HEIGHT_DESCRIPTION="Enter a number. This will be the desired thumbnail height, expressed in pixels. The first image that meets all conditions is resized while respecting the ratio of the original image, such that the thumbnail fits in the given width and height dimensions. Note: Enter 0 to not impose a limit on the height."
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_THUMB_MARGIN="Margin"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_THUMB_MARGIN_DESCRIPTION="<dl>The margin to set around the thumbnail. There are four ways to set the margin, and each way provides a different number of margins:<dt>1 number</dt><dd>The given margin is set all around the image.</dd><dt>2 numbers</dt><dd>The first number is used to set the margin above and below the image, the second number is used to set the margin to the left and to the right of the image.</dd><dt>3 numbers</dt><dd>The first is used to set the margin above the image, the second is used to the set the margin to the left and to the right of the image, the third below the image.</dd><dt>4 numbers</dt><dd>The numbers are each used to set one margin of the image, going clockwise around the image, starting from above: above the image, to the right of, below and to the left of the image.</dd></dl>Note: If no unit is given, the number is assumed to be expressed in pixels. Note: Enter <code>-1</code> to not restyle the image in this respect. Example: <code>6</code> sets a margin of 6 pixels all around the image. Example: <code>0px 10px 10 0</code> seems suitable when the thumbnail is positioned in the upper left portion of the article, since there will be only a margin of 10 pixels below and to the right of the image. Example: <code>4 4 1em</code> sets a margin of 4 pixels all around the image, except below, where a margin of 1 em is used."
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_THUMB_PADDING="Padding"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_THUMB_PADDING_DESCRIPTION="The padding to set around the thumbnail. Note: Enter <code>-1</code> to not restyle the image in this respect."
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_THUMB_POSITION="Thumbnail Position"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_THUMB_POSITION_DESCRIPTION="The thumbnail will be placed on the given position, with the text flowing around the image."
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_THUMB_WIDTH="Thumbnail Width"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_THUMB_WIDTH_DESCRIPTION="Enter a number. This will be the desired thumbnail width, expressed in pixels. The first image that meets all conditions is resized while respecting the ratio of the original image, such that the thumbnail fits in the given width and height dimensions. Note: Enter 0 to not impose a limit on the width."
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_TRANSLATE_ADDITIONS="Enable Multi-language support?"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_TRANSLATE_ADDITIONS_DESCRIPTION="Choose here whether multi-language support must be enabled. This means that all field values you can enter on this configuration page, and which can get displayed to your users, will automatically get translated to the language of your visitor.<ul>If you select <code>Yes</code> here, the affected fields are:<li><code>Prefix For Registered Users (and higher)</code></li><li><code>Prefix For Guests</code></li><li><code>Suffix For Registered Users (and higher)</code></li><li><code>Inline Suffix For Registered Users (and higher)</code></li><li><code>Suffix For Guests</code></li><li><code>Inline Suffix For Guests</code></li></ul> If this option is enabled, these fields must not contain the actual pre- or suffix text, but a placeholder, which must be written using only capital letters and the underscore <code>_</code>. The full prefix or suffix including all HTML tags surrounding it must then be replaced with that placeholder word, and the entire field may only contain that one word. Examples of correct placeholders are <code>ABCDEFG</code>, <code>MY_PREFIX</code> or <code>MY_TO_BE_TRANSLATED_TEXT</code>. Then, you must use Joomla's language override feature to enter the proper translations for each language your site supports, and for each placeholder you entered for one of the affected fields. <ul>You can do that by going to Extensions > Language Manager > Overrides:<li>First select the language for which you want to add a new override using the dropdown box on the right,</li><li>then click <code>New</code>.</li><li>Use the placeholder as the value for <code>Language Constant</code>,</li><li>and for <code>Text</code> your translated, real pre- or suffix value, together with all the HTML tags that were originally present in the corresponding field on this configuration page. You can still provide all the available tokens, such as <code>{title}</code> and <code>{words}</code>.</li></ul>Note: It is important to make the name long and distinctive enough to be unique among all translation strings on your entire site: if you decide to use a placeholder that is already in use on some other part of your site, that part will receive your new translation too. As a trivial example: do not use <code>MOD_BREADCRUMBS_HERE</code> as a placeholder while configuring read less text."

PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_USER_INLINE_SUFFIX="Inline suffix For Registered Users (and higher)"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_USER_INLINE_SUFFIX_DESCRIPTION="For registered users only. Enter here the text to add right after the last character of the article, before closing all tags. You can provide HTML code here.<ul>The following tokens are recognized and replaced for each article:<li><code>{title}</code>, <code>{id}</code>, <code>{url}</code></li><li><code>{author}</code>, <code>{author_id}</code></li><li><code>{words}</code>, <code>{hits}</code></li><li><code>{created}</code>, <code>{modified}</code>, <code>{publish_up}</code></li><li><code>{category}</code>, <code>{category_id}</code></li><li><code>{component}</code></li></ul>Note: The default suffix just appends three dots. To reload the default value, just clear the text field and save the configuration. Note: If the option <code>Enable Multi-language support?</code> is enabled, all text, including the HTML code, must be replaced with a placeholder; a placeholder is one word that must be used to define the real prefix - per language - under the Language Manager."
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_USER_INLINE_SUFFIX_LINKS_TO_FULL_ARTICLE="User inline suffix links to full article"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_USER_INLINE_SUFFIX_LINKS_TO_FULL_ARTICLE_DESCRIPTION="If this option is enabled the inline suffix (text or HTML) will be wrapped and given as a link: when clicked, the user is directed to the full article. If this option is disabled, you will have to provide another means for the user to access the full article: by linking the title, by ensuring a thumbnail is generated, or by providing the desired HTML code yourself in the suffix. In the latter case, you can use the <code>{url}</code> token in combination with HTML tag <code>a</code>."
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_USER_PREFIX="Prefix For Registered Users (and higher)"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_USER_PREFIX_DESCRIPTION="For registered users only. Enter here the text to add before the article. You can provide HTML code here.<ul>The following tokens are recognized and replaced for each article:<li><code>{title}</code>, <code>{id}</code>, <code>{url}</code></li><li><code>{author}</code>, <code>{author_id}</code></li><li><code>{words}</code>, <code>{hits}</code></li><li><code>{created}</code>, <code>{modified}</code>, <code>{publish_up}</code></li><li><code>{category}</code>, <code>{category_id}</code></li><li><code>{component}</code></li></ul> Note: Leave empty to not prepend the article. Note: If the option <code>Enable Multi-language support?</code> is enabled, all text, including the HTML code, must be replaced with a placeholder; a placeholder is one word that must be used to define the real prefix - per language - under the Language Manager."
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_USER_PREFIX_LINKS_TO_FULL_ARTICLE="User prefix links to full article"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_USER_PREFIX_LINKS_TO_FULL_ARTICLE_DESCRIPTION="If this option is enabled the prefix (text or HTML) will be wrapped and given as a link: when clicked, the user is directed to the full article. If this option is disabled, you will have to provide another means for the user to access the full article: by linking the title, by ensuring a thumbnail is generated, or by providing the desired HTML code yourself in the suffix. In the latter case, you can use the <code>{url}</code> token in combination with HTML tag <code>a</code>."
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_USER_SUFFIX="Suffix For Registered Users (and higher)"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_USER_SUFFIX_DESCRIPTION="For registered users only. Enter here the text to add after the article. This value replaces the default Read More text. You can provide HTML code here.<ul>The following tokens are recognized and replaced for each article:<li><code>{title}</code>, <code>{id}</code>, <code>{url}</code></li><li><code>{author}</code>, <code>{author_id}</code></li><li><code>{words}</code>, <code>{hits}</code></li><li><code>{created}</code>, <code>{modified}</code>, <code>{publish_up}</code></li><li><code>{category}</code>, <code>{category_id}</code></li><li><code>{component}</code></li></ul>Note: The default suffix mimics the standard Read more code Joomla! provides. To reload the default value, just clear the text field and save the configuration. Note: If the option <code>Enable Multi-language support?</code> is enabled, all text, including the HTML code, must be replaced with a placeholder; a placeholder is one word that must be used to define the real prefix - per language - under the Language Manager."
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_USER_SUFFIX_LINKS_TO_FULL_ARTICLE="User suffix links to full article"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_USER_SUFFIX_LINKS_TO_FULL_ARTICLE_DESCRIPTION="If this option is enabled the suffix (text or HTML) will be wrapped and given as a link: when clicked, the user is directed to the full article. If this option is disabled, you will have to provide another means for the user to access the full article: by linking the title, by ensuring a thumbnail is generated, or by providing the desired HTML code yourself in the suffix. In the latter case, you can use the <code>{url}</code> token in combination with HTML tag <code>a</code>. Note: The default suffix mimics the standard Read more code Joomla! provides and already includes the <code>{url}</code> token in combination with the correct HTML tags: this option is best turned off in that case."

PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_WHEN="Quick Configuration?"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_WHEN_DESCRIPTION="Either use the quick configuration, which is assumed to suit most users, either decline it and use the full flexibility read less text offers."
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_WRAPPER_CLASS="Wrapper Class"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_WRAPPER_CLASS_DESCRIPTION="Enter here one or more class names. These will be assigned to the selected wrapper tag."
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_WRAPPER_TAG="Wrapper Tag"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_WRAPPER_TAG_DESCRIPTION=" Select the tag which must encapulate each shortened article. Using this tag and the corresponding <code>Wrapper Class</code> below, you have full flexibility in further enhancing the format of your articles. Note: select <code>No</code> to disable this option. Note: If a tag is selected, the article will be wrapped each time read less text may active."

; Option choices for
; - PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_ADD_INLINE_SUFFIX,
; - PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_ADD_PREFIX,
; - PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_ADD_SUFFIX,
; - PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_APPLY_FORMATTING and
; - PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_CREATE_THUMBNAIL.
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_ALLOWED_WHEN_ACTIVE="Always when read less text may be active"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_ALLOWED_WHEN_ACTIVE_AND_LONG_ENOUGH="Always when active and the article is long enough"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_ALLOWED_WHEN_ACTIVE_AND_SHORTENED="Only when the article is shortened"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_ALLOWED_WHEN_ACTIVE_USE_ARTICLE_MANAGER_OPTION="Respect global option Show 'Read More'"

; Option choices for PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_COMPONENT_SCOPE
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_SCOPE_ACCORDING_TO_CONTEXTS="Respecting options below"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_SCOPE_ALWAYS="Always, regardless options below"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_SCOPE_NEVER="Never, regardless options below"

; Option choices for
; - PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_CROP_HORIZONTAL_POSITION and/or
; - PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_CROP_VERTICAL_POSITION.
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_CROP_BOTTOM="Retain the bottom, cut off the top"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_CROP_CENTER="Cut off evenly on both sides"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_CROP_FULL_HEIGHT="Do not crop. Retain the full height."
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_CROP_FULL_WIDTH="Do not crop. Retain the full width."
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_CROP_LEFT="Retain the left side, cut off on the right"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_CROP_RIGHT="Retain the right side, cut off on the left"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_CROP_TOP="Retain the top, cut off the bottom"

; Option choices for PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_LENGTH_UNIT
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_CHAR="character"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_PARAGRAPH="paragraph"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_SENTENCE="sentence"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_WORD="word"

; Option choices for PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_RESPECT_EXISTING_READMORE_LINK
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_RESPECT_SHOWINTRO="Use it to respect 'Show Intro Text'"

; Option choices for PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_THUMB_POSITION
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_UPPER_LEFT="Upper Left"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_UPPER_RIGHT="Upper Right"

; Option choices for PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_THUMBNAIL_TITLE
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_ARTICLE_TITLE_AS_THUMBNAIL_TITLE="Article title"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_INLINE_SUFFIX_AS_THUMBNAIL_TITLE="Article inline suffix"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_NO_THUMBNAIL_TITLE="None"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_PREFIX_AS_THUMBNAIL_TITLE="Article prefix"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_SUFFIX_AS_THUMBNAIL_TITLE="Article suffix"

; Option choices for PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_WHEN
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_COMMON_USAGE="Yes, active on all content blog pages"
PLG_CONTENT_READLESSTEXT_SPECIFIC_USAGE="No, use the fields below"