This little plugin can load some globalization properties and translate our Web pages. We put on the DOM element the attribute "data-translate". This attribute can contains one or many properties, and inject these into the content, or into the attribute.

Examples:

  <!-- Inject into the content -->
  <div data-translate="aProperty">A default text</div>

  <!-- Inject into the attribute -->
  <div data-translate="title:aProperty" title="A default title">A text</div>

  <!-- Inject into the attribute and the content -->
  <div data-translate="title:aProperty;anotherProperty" title="A default title">A default text</div>

You can too retrieve the property manually:

  var text = $.translate.properties["aProperty"];

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