fix readme

src/frontend/messages/cn/cms.php

@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@
     'block_html_cfg_raw_label' => '在Admin中渲染HTML',
 
     // 3.4.0
-    'tag_alias_readme' => 'The alias tag allows you to use aliases defined in your application as well as predefined aliases. As an example, you can use `alias[@web]` to link to images in the public html folder: <img src=\"alias[@web]/image.jpg\">',
+    'tag_alias_readme' => 'The alias tag allows you to use aliases defined in your application as well as predefined aliases. As an example, you can use `alias[@web]` to link to images in the public html folder: `<img src="alias[@web]/image.jpg">`',
     'tag_menu_readme' => 'Generate a link to a menu item where the key is the page id (you can see the page ids when hovering over the site navigation in the administration).',
     'tag_page_readme' => 'Get the content of a full page or of a placeholder of a page. The first parameter is the page id (which you get by hovering over the site navigation in the administration): `page[1]`. If you only want to get the content of a placeholder of the cmslayout, use the second parameter: `page[1](placeholderName)`.',
     'block_mirror_language_name' => 'Mirror Language',

src/frontend/messages/de/cms.php

@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@
     'block_html_cfg_raw_label' => 'HTML im Admin ausführen.',
 
     // 3.4.0
-    'tag_alias_readme' => 'Das alias-Tag ermöglicht es, applikations-spezifische sowie vordefinierte Aliasse zu verwenden. Mit `alias[@web]` können zum Beispiel Bilder im Public-HTML-Verzeichnis verlinkt werden: <img src=\"alias[@web]/image.jpg\">',
+    'tag_alias_readme' => 'Das alias-Tag ermöglicht es, applikations-spezifische sowie vordefinierte Aliasse zu verwenden. Mit `alias[@web]` können zum Beispiel Bilder im Public-HTML-Verzeichnis verlinkt werden: `<img src="alias[@web]/image.jpg">`',
     'tag_menu_readme' => 'Erstelle einen Link zu einem Menü-Eintrag, wobei die Seiten-ID als Key anzugeben ist (Seiten-IDs werden beim Überfahren der Website-Navigation in der Administration angezeigt).',
     'tag_page_readme' => 'Lade den Inhalt einer kompletten Seite oder eines Platzhalters einer Seite. Der erste Parameter ist die Seiten-ID (die beim Überfahren der Website-Navigation in der Administration angezeigt wird): `page[1]`. Wenn nur der Inhalt eines Platzhalters des CMS-Layouts geladen werden soll, verwenden Sie den zweiten Parameter: `page[1](placeholderName)`.',
     'block_mirror_language_name' => 'Sprache spiegeln',

src/frontend/messages/el/cms.php

@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@
     'block_html_cfg_raw_label' => 'Render HTML in Admin',
 
     // 3.4.0
-    'tag_alias_readme' => 'The alias tag allows you to use aliases defined in your application as well as predefined aliases. As an example, you can use `alias[@web]` to link to images in the public html folder: <img src=\"alias[@web]/image.jpg\">',
+    'tag_alias_readme' => 'The alias tag allows you to use aliases defined in your application as well as predefined aliases. As an example, you can use `alias[@web]` to link to images in the public html folder: `<img src="alias[@web]/image.jpg">`',
     'tag_menu_readme' => 'Generate a link to a menu item where the key is the page id (you can see the page ids when hovering over the site navigation in the administration).',
     'tag_page_readme' => 'Get the content of a full page or of a placeholder of a page. The first parameter is the page id (which you get by hovering over the site navigation in the administration): `page[1]`. If you only want to get the content of a placeholder of the cmslayout, use the second parameter: `page[1](placeholderName)`.',
     'block_mirror_language_name' => 'Mirror Language',

src/frontend/messages/en/cms.php

@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@
     'block_html_cfg_raw_label' => 'Render HTML in Admin',
 
     // 3.4.0
-    'tag_alias_readme' => 'The alias tag allows you to use aliases defined in your application as well as predefined aliases. As an example, you can use `alias[@web]` to link to images in the public html folder: <img src=\"alias[@web]/image.jpg\">',
+    'tag_alias_readme' => 'The alias tag allows you to use aliases defined in your application as well as predefined aliases. As an example, you can use `alias[@web]` to link to images in the public html folder: `<img src="alias[@web]/image.jpg">`',
     'tag_menu_readme' => 'Generate a link to a menu item where the key is the page id (you can see the page ids when hovering over the site navigation in the administration).',
     'tag_page_readme' => 'Get the content of a full page or of a placeholder of a page. The first parameter is the page id (which you get by hovering over the site navigation in the administration): `page[1]`. If you only want to get the content of a placeholder of the cmslayout, use the second parameter: `page[1](placeholderName)`.',
     'block_mirror_language_name' => 'Mirror Language',

src/frontend/messages/es/cms.php

@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@
     'block_html_cfg_raw_label' => 'Renderizar HTML en Admin',
 
     // 3.4.0
-    'tag_alias_readme' => 'The alias tag allows you to use aliases defined in your application as well as predefined aliases. As an example, you can use `alias[@web]` to link to images in the public html folder: <img src=\"alias[@web]/image.jpg\">',
+    'tag_alias_readme' => 'The alias tag allows you to use aliases defined in your application as well as predefined aliases. As an example, you can use `alias[@web]` to link to images in the public html folder: `<img src="alias[@web]/image.jpg">`',
     'tag_menu_readme' => 'Generate a link to a menu item where the key is the page id (you can see the page ids when hovering over the site navigation in the administration).',
     'tag_page_readme' => 'Get the content of a full page or of a placeholder of a page. The first parameter is the page id (which you get by hovering over the site navigation in the administration): `page[1]`. If you only want to get the content of a placeholder of the cmslayout, use the second parameter: `page[1](placeholderName)`.',
     'block_mirror_language_name' => 'Mirror Language',

src/frontend/messages/fa/cms.php

@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@
     'block_html_cfg_raw_label' => 'Render HTML in Admin',
 
     // 3.4.0
-    'tag_alias_readme' => 'The alias tag allows you to use aliases defined in your application as well as predefined aliases. As an example, you can use `alias[@web]` to link to images in the public html folder: <img src=\"alias[@web]/image.jpg\">',
+    'tag_alias_readme' => 'The alias tag allows you to use aliases defined in your application as well as predefined aliases. As an example, you can use `alias[@web]` to link to images in the public html folder: `<img src="alias[@web]/image.jpg">`',
     'tag_menu_readme' => 'Generate a link to a menu item where the key is the page id (you can see the page ids when hovering over the site navigation in the administration).',
     'tag_page_readme' => 'Get the content of a full page or of a placeholder of a page. The first parameter is the page id (which you get by hovering over the site navigation in the administration): `page[1]`. If you only want to get the content of a placeholder of the cmslayout, use the second parameter: `page[1](placeholderName)`.',
     'block_mirror_language_name' => 'Mirror Language',

src/frontend/messages/fr/cms.php

@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@
     'block_html_cfg_raw_label' => 'Afficher le HTML dans l\'admin',
 
     // 3.4.0
-    'tag_alias_readme' => 'The alias tag allows you to use aliases defined in your application as well as predefined aliases. As an example, you can use `alias[@web]` to link to images in the public html folder: <img src=\"alias[@web]/image.jpg\">',
+    'tag_alias_readme' => 'The alias tag allows you to use aliases defined in your application as well as predefined aliases. As an example, you can use `alias[@web]` to link to images in the public html folder: `<img src="alias[@web]/image.jpg">`',
     'tag_menu_readme' => 'Generate a link to a menu item where the key is the page id (you can see the page ids when hovering over the site navigation in the administration).',
     'tag_page_readme' => 'Get the content of a full page or of a placeholder of a page. The first parameter is the page id (which you get by hovering over the site navigation in the administration): `page[1]`. If you only want to get the content of a placeholder of the cmslayout, use the second parameter: `page[1](placeholderName)`.',
     'block_mirror_language_name' => 'Mirror Language',

src/frontend/messages/hu/cms.php

@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@
     'block_html_cfg_raw_label' => 'HTML renderelés adminisztrátorban',
 
     // 3.4.0
-    'tag_alias_readme' => 'The alias tag allows you to use aliases defined in your application as well as predefined aliases. As an example, you can use `alias[@web]` to link to images in the public html folder: <img src=\"alias[@web]/image.jpg\">',
+    'tag_alias_readme' => 'The alias tag allows you to use aliases defined in your application as well as predefined aliases. As an example, you can use `alias[@web]` to link to images in the public html folder: `<img src="alias[@web]/image.jpg">`',
     'tag_menu_readme' => 'Generate a link to a menu item where the key is the page id (you can see the page ids when hovering over the site navigation in the administration).',
     'tag_page_readme' => 'Get the content of a full page or of a placeholder of a page. The first parameter is the page id (which you get by hovering over the site navigation in the administration): `page[1]`. If you only want to get the content of a placeholder of the cmslayout, use the second parameter: `page[1](placeholderName)`.',
     'block_mirror_language_name' => 'Mirror Language',

src/frontend/messages/id/cms.php

@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@
     'block_html_cfg_raw_label' => 'Render HTML di Admin',
 
     // 3.4.0
-    'tag_alias_readme' => 'The alias tag allows you to use aliases defined in your application as well as predefined aliases. As an example, you can use `alias[@web]` to link to images in the public html folder: <img src=\"alias[@web]/image.jpg\">',
+    'tag_alias_readme' => 'The alias tag allows you to use aliases defined in your application as well as predefined aliases. As an example, you can use `alias[@web]` to link to images in the public html folder: `<img src="alias[@web]/image.jpg">`',
     'tag_menu_readme' => 'Generate a link to a menu item where the key is the page id (you can see the page ids when hovering over the site navigation in the administration).',
     'tag_page_readme' => 'Get the content of a full page or of a placeholder of a page. The first parameter is the page id (which you get by hovering over the site navigation in the administration): `page[1]`. If you only want to get the content of a placeholder of the cmslayout, use the second parameter: `page[1](placeholderName)`.',
     'block_mirror_language_name' => 'Mirror Language',

src/frontend/messages/it/cms.php

@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@
     'block_html_cfg_raw_label' => 'Rendering HTML nell\'Admin',
 
     // 3.4.0
-    'tag_alias_readme' => 'The alias tag allows you to use aliases defined in your application as well as predefined aliases. As an example, you can use `alias[@web]` to link to images in the public html folder: <img src=\"alias[@web]/image.jpg\">',
+    'tag_alias_readme' => 'The alias tag allows you to use aliases defined in your application as well as predefined aliases. As an example, you can use `alias[@web]` to link to images in the public html folder: `<img src="alias[@web]/image.jpg">`',
     'tag_menu_readme' => 'Generate a link to a menu item where the key is the page id (you can see the page ids when hovering over the site navigation in the administration).',
     'tag_page_readme' => 'Get the content of a full page or of a placeholder of a page. The first parameter is the page id (which you get by hovering over the site navigation in the administration): `page[1]`. If you only want to get the content of a placeholder of the cmslayout, use the second parameter: `page[1](placeholderName)`.',
     'block_mirror_language_name' => 'Mirror Language',

src/frontend/messages/nl/cms.php

@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@
     'block_html_cfg_raw_label' => 'Render HTML in Admin',
 
     // 3.4.0
-    'tag_alias_readme' => 'The alias tag allows you to use aliases defined in your application as well as predefined aliases. As an example, you can use `alias[@web]` to link to images in the public html folder: <img src=\"alias[@web]/image.jpg\">',
+    'tag_alias_readme' => 'The alias tag allows you to use aliases defined in your application as well as predefined aliases. As an example, you can use `alias[@web]` to link to images in the public html folder: `<img src="alias[@web]/image.jpg">`',
     'tag_menu_readme' => 'Generate a link to a menu item where the key is the page id (you can see the page ids when hovering over the site navigation in the administration).',
     'tag_page_readme' => 'Get the content of a full page or of a placeholder of a page. The first parameter is the page id (which you get by hovering over the site navigation in the administration): `page[1]`. If you only want to get the content of a placeholder of the cmslayout, use the second parameter: `page[1](placeholderName)`.',
     'block_mirror_language_name' => 'Mirror Language',

src/frontend/messages/pl/cms.php

@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@
     'block_html_cfg_raw_label' => 'Renderuj HTML',
 
     // 3.4.0
-    'tag_alias_readme' => 'The alias tag allows you to use aliases defined in your application as well as predefined aliases. As an example, you can use `alias[@web]` to link to images in the public html folder: <img src=\"alias[@web]/image.jpg\">',
+    'tag_alias_readme' => 'The alias tag allows you to use aliases defined in your application as well as predefined aliases. As an example, you can use `alias[@web]` to link to images in the public html folder: `<img src="alias[@web]/image.jpg">`',
     'tag_menu_readme' => 'Generate a link to a menu item where the key is the page id (you can see the page ids when hovering over the site navigation in the administration).',
     'tag_page_readme' => 'Get the content of a full page or of a placeholder of a page. The first parameter is the page id (which you get by hovering over the site navigation in the administration): `page[1]`. If you only want to get the content of a placeholder of the cmslayout, use the second parameter: `page[1](placeholderName)`.',
     'block_mirror_language_name' => 'Mirror Language',

src/frontend/messages/pt/cms.php

@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@
     'block_html_cfg_raw_label' => 'Renderizar HTML no Admin',
 
     // 3.4.0
-    'tag_alias_readme' => 'The alias tag allows you to use aliases defined in your application as well as predefined aliases. As an example, you can use `alias[@web]` to link to images in the public html folder: <img src=\"alias[@web]/image.jpg\">',
+    'tag_alias_readme' => 'The alias tag allows you to use aliases defined in your application as well as predefined aliases. As an example, you can use `alias[@web]` to link to images in the public html folder: `<img src="alias[@web]/image.jpg">`',
     'tag_menu_readme' => 'Generate a link to a menu item where the key is the page id (you can see the page ids when hovering over the site navigation in the administration).',
     'tag_page_readme' => 'Get the content of a full page or of a placeholder of a page. The first parameter is the page id (which you get by hovering over the site navigation in the administration): `page[1]`. If you only want to get the content of a placeholder of the cmslayout, use the second parameter: `page[1](placeholderName)`.',
     'block_mirror_language_name' => 'Mirror Language',

src/frontend/messages/ru/cms.php

@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@
     'block_html_cfg_raw_label' => 'Отображение HTML в админ панели',
 
     // 3.4.0
-    'tag_alias_readme' => 'The alias tag allows you to use aliases defined in your application as well as predefined aliases. As an example, you can use `alias[@web]` to link to images in the public html folder: <img src=\"alias[@web]/image.jpg\">',
+    'tag_alias_readme' => 'The alias tag allows you to use aliases defined in your application as well as predefined aliases. As an example, you can use `alias[@web]` to link to images in the public html folder: `<img src="alias[@web]/image.jpg">`',
     'tag_menu_readme' => 'Generate a link to a menu item where the key is the page id (you can see the page ids when hovering over the site navigation in the administration).',
     'tag_page_readme' => 'Get the content of a full page or of a placeholder of a page. The first parameter is the page id (which you get by hovering over the site navigation in the administration): `page[1]`. If you only want to get the content of a placeholder of the cmslayout, use the second parameter: `page[1](placeholderName)`.',
     'block_mirror_language_name' => 'Mirror Language',

src/frontend/messages/th/cms.php

@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@
     'block_html_cfg_raw_label' => 'แสดง HTML ในแอดมิน',
 
     // 3.4.0
-    'tag_alias_readme' => 'The alias tag allows you to use aliases defined in your application as well as predefined aliases. As an example, you can use `alias[@web]` to link to images in the public html folder: <img src=\"alias[@web]/image.jpg\">',
+    'tag_alias_readme' => 'The alias tag allows you to use aliases defined in your application as well as predefined aliases. As an example, you can use `alias[@web]` to link to images in the public html folder: `<img src="alias[@web]/image.jpg">`',
     'tag_menu_readme' => 'Generate a link to a menu item where the key is the page id (you can see the page ids when hovering over the site navigation in the administration).',
     'tag_page_readme' => 'Get the content of a full page or of a placeholder of a page. The first parameter is the page id (which you get by hovering over the site navigation in the administration): `page[1]`. If you only want to get the content of a placeholder of the cmslayout, use the second parameter: `page[1](placeholderName)`.',
     'block_mirror_language_name' => 'Mirror Language',

src/frontend/messages/tr/cms.php

@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@
     'block_html_cfg_raw_label' => 'HTML\'i Yönetimde işle',
 
     // 3.4.0
-    'tag_alias_readme' => 'The alias tag allows you to use aliases defined in your application as well as predefined aliases. As an example, you can use `alias[@web]` to link to images in the public html folder: <img src=\"alias[@web]/image.jpg\">',
+    'tag_alias_readme' => 'The alias tag allows you to use aliases defined in your application as well as predefined aliases. As an example, you can use `alias[@web]` to link to images in the public html folder: `<img src="alias[@web]/image.jpg">`',
     'tag_menu_readme' => 'Generate a link to a menu item where the key is the page id (you can see the page ids when hovering over the site navigation in the administration).',
     'tag_page_readme' => 'Get the content of a full page or of a placeholder of a page. The first parameter is the page id (which you get by hovering over the site navigation in the administration): `page[1]`. If you only want to get the content of a placeholder of the cmslayout, use the second parameter: `page[1](placeholderName)`.',
     'block_mirror_language_name' => 'Mirror Language',

src/frontend/messages/ua/cms.php

@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@
     'block_html_cfg_raw_label' => 'Відтворення HTML в Admin',
 
     // 3.4.0
-    'tag_alias_readme' => 'The alias tag allows you to use aliases defined in your application as well as predefined aliases. As an example, you can use `alias[@web]` to link to images in the public html folder: <img src=\"alias[@web]/image.jpg\">',
+    'tag_alias_readme' => 'The alias tag allows you to use aliases defined in your application as well as predefined aliases. As an example, you can use `alias[@web]` to link to images in the public html folder: `<img src="alias[@web]/image.jpg">`',
     'tag_menu_readme' => 'Generate a link to a menu item where the key is the page id (you can see the page ids when hovering over the site navigation in the administration).',
     'tag_page_readme' => 'Get the content of a full page or of a placeholder of a page. The first parameter is the page id (which you get by hovering over the site navigation in the administration): `page[1]`. If you only want to get the content of a placeholder of the cmslayout, use the second parameter: `page[1](placeholderName)`.',
     'block_mirror_language_name' => 'Mirror Language',