David Cherbut

Both these formats are supported by the html filetype out of the box, but as your content is all in attributes you need to set the ones you want to translate as translatable. I don't know what you have to extract but based on your screenshot like this for example:

David Cherbut

Both these formats are supported by the html filetype out of the box, but as your content is all in attributes you need to set the ones you want to translate as translatable. I don't know what you have to extract but based on your screenshot like this for example:

Thank you very much for your help.

I just have one more question: do you know if there is a way for me to make it so that Studio doesn't extract the lines that have "name="Local"', as they do not need to be translated?

David Cherbut

Apologies for the late response.

This is perfectly possible to achieve, but not with your source file as it stands because the file is invalid in so many ways.  For example:

This file should really look like this for example:

If it does then you can achieve what you want with two rules, one not translate when name="Local" and the other to translate in general:

So unless the source file is corrected I'm afraid Studio can't achieve what you want and you'll need to tackle this another way, perhaps using the advanced display filter to find the content that should not be translated and then lock them?

Another problem is that using the file as you have it leads to this with the quotes showing as well as the inability to filter out content you don't wish to translate:

With the fixed file it would be like this: