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When changing the language on the presentation tab, you'll have to reload the tab before the new selected language is used. I think it should auto reload the tab, or show a message that you need to reload.
But what's more funny, is that the name of the classes used for the table in that same tab is also translated. The dutch word for Photo is Foto, and the id of the PresentationPhoto table is also changed to PresentationFoto. Because there is no CSS class for that, it's going to look ugly ;)
Two excellent thoughts. I had thought about the auto-refresh, but never implemented it. Also a great idea on static names. Never crossed my mind about those being translated.
Going to take another iteration on the best way to solve the CSS issue. The way it's coded now is to take whatever Serviio sends me for the names, which is where Foto is probably coming from. It'll take some reworking of that whole tab which I'll do in the next release.
Just curious, but can't you use the $id instead? That is the same in all languages, as far as I know. I for images, V for video and P for photos (or something like that).
When changing the language on the presentation tab, you'll have to reload the tab before the new selected language is used. I think it should auto reload the tab, or show a message that you need to reload.
But what's more funny, is that the name of the classes used for the table in that same tab is also translated. The dutch word for Photo is Foto, and the id of the PresentationPhoto table is also changed to PresentationFoto. Because there is no CSS class for that, it's going to look ugly ;)
File affected: https://github.com/mpemberton5/Web-UI-for-Serviio/blob/master/view/presentation.php#L12.
Maybe make the styles fixed instead of dynamic?
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