W3C Translations in Danish and German

Our aim is to make the web more accessible for those who dont have 100%  command over the English language. At the moment our translations are from English to both German and Danish. If however, you request a translation of a W3C document in another language then please visit the W3C translation Data Base

All the documents were translated by Magnus Sigursen, Mark Goeder-Tarant, Louisa Pedersen, Silke Tarant and Kjartan Sverrissen. The work invested here is all voluntary and commercial free.

This project is based on voluntary work and is pure non-commercial.

Projektet: W3C Web Oversættelser

Vores mål er at gøre internettet mere tilgængeligt for de som ikke behersker det engelske sprog 100%. I øjeblikket er vores oversættelse lavet fra engelsk til både tysk og dansk. Hvis du imidlertid har brug for et W3C dokument på et andet sprog, besøg da venligst W3C’s oversættelses data base. Alle dokumenter er oversat af Magnus Sigursen, Mark Goeder-tarant, Louisa Pedersen, Silke Tarant og Eric Kuchenbecker. Alt arbejde er frivilligt og reklamefrit.

Dette projekt er baseret på frivilligt arbejde og er helt reklame frit.

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Kjartan Sverrissen has just completed the second icelandic translation of a W3c document. The URL www.w3.org/Style/CSS/ was completed and is hosted now at www.w3iceland.com/style/CSS/. Again, many thanx to Kjartan for his time and dedication.

We are proud to announce that the first Icelandic translation of a W3C document has been completed by our team. Kjartan Sverrisson completed the Icelandic version of www.w3.org/style which is located at www.w3iceland.com/style.

We are proud to announce that we have commenced W3C translations into Icelandic which will be made available as soon as they have been completed. All translations will be hosted by Mark Goeder-Tarant on www.w3ciceland.com. Head translator for this project is Kjartan Sverrisson.

Maguns Sigursen and Louisa Pedersen have just completed a Danish translation of the W3C document www.w3.org/Consortium/Overview.html. The finnished transcript is located at www.x-web.org/w3c/consortium/overview/

Thanx to Mark Goeder-Tarant for building the site and making sure the mark up and CSS is conform to W3C standards.

The W3C document ” CSS vs XSL ” from www.w3.org/Style/CSS-vs-XSL was translated into Danish and is now available at www.x-web.org/w3c/style/CSS-vs-XSL/

Thanx to Magnus Sigursen, Louisa Pedersen and Mark Goeder-Tarant for their time.

In addition to our German translation of the original Document www.w3.org/Style/translating, we have now translated a Danish version of the URL which is located at http://www.x-web.org/w3c/style/translating/

Thanks to Magnus Sigersen and Louisa Pedersen for their time and effort.

To add to the Danish version of www.w3.org/Style/History/ we also decided to translate the document into German. The Translation was made available by Mark Goeder-Tarant and Silke Tarant and can be seen at http://www.w3-de.de/Style/history/

The first Danish version of an “Amaya” document was translated by Maguns Sigursen and Louisa Pedersen. The orginal Document is located at www.w3.org/Amaya/ and the Danish version is available at www.x-web.org/w3c/amaya/

The W3C Document “Historical Style Sheet proposals” which is located at the original URL www.w3.org/Style/History/ was translated from English into Danish by Magnus Sigersen and can be found at www.x-web.org/w3c/style/history.

The first Danish translation of a “Core” document is complete. The W3C url www.w3.org/StyleSheets/Core/ was translated by Magnus Siguersen and Louisa Pederson. The translation can be found at www.x-web.org/w3c/stylesheets/core/.

Mark Goeder-Tarant is responsable for the formating, W3 validity and layout.

A newly completed translation of the original W3C document at www.w3.org/Style/ can now be found at the new location www.x-web.org/w3c/style/.

Thanx once more to our team of translator their time and trouble.

The finnished Danish translation of the document www.w3.org/Style/CSS/ can now be found at www.x-web.org/w3c/css/

Many thanks to Magun und Louisa for sacrificing thier weekend to get this right. Also thanks to Mark for checking and repairing the hundreds of broken links.

A new Danish translation has been completed. Magnus Sigursen and Louise Pederson translated the URL www.w3.org/Style/CSS/members.php3 into Danish which can now be found at www.x-web.org/w3c/css/members/.

Also thanx to Mark Goeder-Tarant for the technical part of the translation.

A second Danish translation has been completed. Please visit www.x-web.org/w3c/css/learning/to find a translation of the original document from w3C at www.w3.org/Style/CSS/learning

Thanx to Magnus Sigursen and Louisa Pedersen for the Danish translation and to Mark Goeder-Tarant for the formatting.

Another German translation was completed. The original document at www.w3.org/Style/translating can now be found at www.w3-de.de/Style/translating/.

Thanx to Silke and Eric for the help translating the document

One of our first Danish translations of a W3C document was completed. The Translation of w3.org/Style/customdtd into Danish is now hosted on this server and can be found at www.x-web.org/w3c/style/customdtd/

We would like to thank Magnus Sigursen and Louisa Pedersen for their voluntary support in translating the document and Mark Goeder-Tarant for building the document and validating it using the W3C Validators for mark up and css