Usage

Yes, we also provide the ability to pass in parameters when localizing content. By only using html elements and attributes.

The most basic use is with the following:

Using the tag element helper

<localize>
  <parameter>My Parameter</parameter>
  This content is localized, but {0} isn't.
</localize>

Using the tag attribute helper

<span localize>
  <parameter>MyParameter</parameter>
  This content is localized, but {0} isn't.
</span>

Localizing the parameter

Sometimes there is a need to localize the parameter as well, this can be done by reusing the localize attribute tag helpers.

Using the tag element helper

<localize>
  <parameter localize>My Parameter</localize>
  This content is localized, and {0} is also localized this time.
</localize>

Using the tag attribute helper

<span localize>
  <parameter localize>MyParameter</parameter>
  This content is localized, but {0} isn't.
</span>

NOTE: Be careful of nesting <parameter> elements, this scenario hasn't been tested yet and is expected to result in problems.