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#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:150
msgid "SFBrowser Management"
msgstr ""

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:150
msgid "SFBrowser"
msgstr ""

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:165
msgid "Add "
msgstr ""

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:234
msgid "SFBrowser options"
msgstr ""

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:236
msgid "_SFBrowser explanation"
msgstr "<p>SFBrowser is a file browser and uploader. It can be used as an alternative for the existing but annoying media library. But it can also quite easily be used to support other plugins and/or extensions.<br/>Unlike the existing media library SFBrowser does not automatically store references to files in the database, making it more suitable to work with FTP uploads.<br/>Plus it returns the relative paths to files (as opposed to the absolute paths used by the media library). Which is a big advantage for development when deploying from a different server.</p><p>If you have any questions or request you can post them on the <a href=\"http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/sfbrowser/\">Wordpress plugin page</a>. And don't forget to <img src=\"../wp-content/plugins/sfbrowser/rate.png\" alt=\"rate\" />.</p>"

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:241
msgid "Save changes"
msgstr ""

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:253
msgid "Basic settings"
msgstr ""

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:254
msgid "Use relative paths"
msgstr ""

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:255
msgid "Upload directory"
msgstr ""

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:256
msgid "Image directory"
msgstr ""

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:256
#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:257
#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:258
#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:259
msgid "(relative to upload directory)"
msgstr ""

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:257
msgid "Video directory"
msgstr ""

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:258
msgid "Audio directory"
msgstr ""

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:259
msgid "Media directory"
msgstr ""

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:261
msgid "Override Wordpress elements"
msgstr ""

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:261
msgid "_sfbrowser override explanation."
msgstr "Individual Wordpress elements that use the existing media library can be overridden to use SFBrowser."

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:262
msgid "Media menu item"
msgstr ""

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:263
msgid "TinyMCE Upload/Insert"
msgstr ""

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:264
msgid "image"
msgstr ""

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:265
msgid "video"
msgstr ""

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:266
msgid "audio"
msgstr ""

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:267
msgid "media"
msgstr ""

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:269
msgid "Insertion rules"
msgstr ""

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:269
msgid "_insertion rules explanation."
msgstr "<p>These are rules that define the way certain file types are inserted into your editor. The first field should be a comma separated list of file extensions. The second field is the rule for a single file. The third is an optional field for a list of files (if left blank the single rule is used). There are several variables you can use in your rule:</p><ul class=\"nolist\"><li>%file: uri to the file</li><li>%mime: file extension</li><li>%rsize: size in bytes</li><li>%size: size in appropiate format (kB, MB, GB etc...)</li><li>%time: time in milliseconds from Unix epoch</li><li>%date: formatted date/time</li><li>%width: width if present</li><li>%height: height if present</li></ul><p>For instance rule for an image will look like this <span class=\"wpsfbrule\">&lt;img src=\"%file\" alt=\"%name\" /&gt;</span>. The third rule can be made up of three parts delimited by pipes: a beginning, a middle that is iterated over the number of files, and an end. If it consists only of two parts there will be no end, if only one part is present it will be considered the iterative part (i.e. similar to the single file rule). For example an unordered list: <span class=\"wpsfbrule\">&lt;ul&gt;|&lt;li&gt;&lt;a href=\"%file\"&gt;%name&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/li&gt;|&lt;/ul&gt;</span>.</p>"

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:272
msgid "SFBrowser settings"
msgstr ""

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:272
msgid "_sfbrowser settings explanation."
msgstr "SFBrowser comes with a great number of native settings. These are only a few, more will be added in future releases."

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:273
msgid "Plugins"
msgstr ""

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:278
msgid "Resize images"
msgstr ""

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:278
msgid "_resizeExplain"
msgstr "(works only for tinymce image, otherwise use the imageresize plugin)"

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:279
msgid "Save cookie"
msgstr ""

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:279
msgid "_cookieExplain"
msgstr "(cookie saves size and position of SFBrowser)"

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:280
msgid "Directory creation"
msgstr ""

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:280
msgid "_dirsExplain"
msgstr "(allows creation, renaming and deletion of directories)"

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:281
msgid "Swf upload"
msgstr ""

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:281
msgid "_swfUploadExplain"
msgstr "(uses Flash for upload so you can upload multiple files simultaniously)"

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:282
msgid "Debug mode"
msgstr ""

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:282
msgid "_debugExplain"
msgstr "(debug mode allows writing to log files (if writable), window console log and Flash traces)"

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:351
msgid "Remove rule"
msgstr ""

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:355
msgid "Extensions"
msgstr ""

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:355
msgid "Rule for single file"
msgstr ""

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:355
msgid "Rule for list of files"
msgstr ""

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:382
msgid "Add new rule"
msgstr ""

#: ../wp_sfbrowser.php:399
msgid "Settings"
msgstr ""

