Fixes warmshowers#279, letting l10n_client work again

sites/all/modules/contrib/l10n_client/README.txt

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-$Id: README.txt,v 1.4 2007/10/02 16:05:25 goba Exp $
 
-Localization client
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-Project page:  http://drupal.org/project/l10n_client
-Support queue: http://drupal.org/project/issues/l10n_client
+CONTENTS
+--------
+
+ * About
+ * Installation
+ * On-page translation
+ * Sharing translations
+ * Re-importing translation packages
+ * Contributors & sponsors
 
 ABOUT
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+-----
+
+The main goal of the Localization client module (l10n_client) is to provide you
+with an easy way to translate your website's interface. The module includes an
+AJAX on-page editor that allows you to translate right on the actual web page
+that you are viewing. The Localization client module also offers an overview
+of all interface strings of your website. This module only lets you translate
+the website's interface, for information on translating your site's content
+please check the Drupal handbook page about the Translation module
+(http://drupal.org/handbook/modules/translation).
+
+The module can instantly share your translations by sending them to
+localization servers such as localize.drupal.org. See also the Localization
+server project  (http://drupal.org/project/l10n_server).
 
-The module provides on-page localization editing which will possibly be
-able to syndicate the provided local translations with a central localization
-server (see the l10n_server project). Communication in the other direction
-(sharing translations from the server to the client) might come in a later
-version.
+Finally the module includes a translation package re-import tool, which
+simplifies importing new and changed translations, especially when upgrading
+or developing modules. This functionality is similar to the Drupal 5.x
+Autolocale module (http://drupal.org/project/autolocale).
 
-This 6.x functionality depends on features only available in Drupal 6.x, so
-it is not possible to backport to Drupal 5.x without modifying Drupal itself
-(ie. core patching). That said, it might still be possible to backport it
-to Drupal 5.
+The translation sharing and re-import tools are only available in the 6.x
+version of the module because these functionalities are based on features only
+available in Drupal 6.x. Therefore it is impossible to backport these
+functionalities to the 5.x version without modifying Drupal itself.
+
+ * Project page: http://drupal.org/project/l10n_client
+ * Support queue: http://drupal.org/project/issues/l10n_client
 
 INSTALLATION
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+------------
 
-1. Enable l10n_client at Administer > Site configuration > Modules.
-2. Ensure that at least one foreign language is activated on the site.
-3. Make sure that the user roles you would like to give on-page localization
-   access to have "use on-page translation" permission.
+ 1. Enable the Localization client module at Administer > Site building >
+    Modules
+ 2. Enable two or more languages at Administer > Site configuration > Languages
+    For help with building a multilingual website please check the Drupal
+    handbook page about the Locale module at
+    http://drupal.org/handbook/modules/locale
+ 3. Assign the appropriate permissions to the user roles under the section
+    "l10n_client module" at Administer > User management > Permissions
 
-HOW DOES IT WORK
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ON-PAGE TRANSLATION
+-------------------
+
+Users with the permission "use on-page translation" can translate interface
+strings right on the page that they are viewing.
 
-When you are visiting a page on your site, which is displayed in a foreign
-language (ie. not the built-in English), *and* you have permission to do
-on-page translation, a little tool appear at the bottom of the page, which
-allows you to translate strings used to build that exact page, and save
-translations to your local database.
+ 1. Switch the website's language to one that is not English.
+ 2. Browse to the webpage that contains the interface string you want to translate
+ 3. Click the  "TRANSLATE TEXT" button in the right bottom corner of the webpage
+    The on-page translation pane appears, showing all strings available on the
+    current webpage in the left column. Already translated strings are marked
+    green, yet untranslated strings are shown in white. You can filter the list
+    using the input field in the left bottom corner of the page.
+ 4. Select a string in the left column to see the source text and the
+    translation (if available). You can add your own translation or edit the
+    existing translation in the column at the right. Your changes will be saved
+    to your local database. The translations can be shared (see below).
 
-CONTRIBUTORS
+Open the list of all the website's interface strings by selecting Translate
+Strings from the menu (http://www.example.com/locale). Click "TRANSLATE TEXT"
+to start translating.
+
+SHARING TRANSLATIONS
+--------------------
+
+Localization client can instantly share your translations by sending them to a
+localization server. For this a user needs the "submit translations to
+localization server" permission. To be able to share translations a user needs
+an API key from the localization server.
+
+ 1. Enable translation sharing at Administer > Site configuration > Languages >
+    Configure > Localization sharing
+ 2. Enter a localization server, e.g. "http://localize.drupal.org"
+ 3. Enter your localization server API key at My account > Edit
+    (The form field has a link to obtain the key from the set localization server)
+ 4. Start translating interface strings.
+
+RE-IMPORTING TRANSLATION PACKAGES
+-----------------------------------------------------------------
+
+To re-import translation all files should be already uncompressed to the
+Drupal directories.
+
+Choose the languages for which you want to re-import translations at
+Administer > Site building > Translate interface > Import > Reimport packages.
+
+See also http://drupal.org/project/l10n_update.
+
+CONTRIBUTORS & SPONSORS
 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-G�bor Hojtsy http://drupal.org/user/4166 (original author)
-Young Hahn / Development Seed - http://developmentseed.org/ (friendly user interface)
 
-Initial development of this module was sponsored by Google Summer of Code 2007.
+ * Gábor Hojtsy http://drupal.org/user/4166 (original author)
+ * Young Hahn / Development Seed - http://developmentseed.org/ (friendly user interface)
+
+Initial development was sponsored by Google Summer of Code 2007,
+user interface sponsored by Development Seed / Young Hahn.

sites/all/modules/contrib/l10n_client/l10n_client-rtl.css

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-/* $Id: l10n_client-rtl.css,v 1.3 2008/10/13 18:37:55 goba Exp $ */
 
 #l10n-client {
   direction: ltr;