@@Gunnar Bittersmann
Ich mach mal den Columbo: Eine Frage hätte ich dann doch noch.
Im Script kann man jedes var
durch let
ersetzen. Aber was wäre wirklich stilvoll? Wo wäre var
angebracht, wo let
?
var currentLanguage = document.documentElement.lang; var urls = [ 'config/available-languages.json', 'lib/language-names.json', 'lib/language-names.' + currentLanguage + '.json' ]; Promise.all( urls.map( url => fetch(url).then(response => response.json()) ) ).then(values => { var [availableLanguages, languageNames, localLanguageNames] = values; var template = document.querySelector('#lang-menu-item'); availableLanguages.forEach(lang => { if (lang != currentLanguage) { var clone = template.content.cloneNode(true); var liElement = clone.querySelector('li'); var aElement = liElement.querySelector('a'); aElement.href = '?lang=' + lang; aElement.hreflang = lang; aElement.lang = lang; aElement.textContent = languageNames[lang] || lang; liElement.title = localLanguageNames[lang] || ''; template.parentNode.appendChild(clone); } }); });
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“When UX doesn’t consider all users, shouldn’t it be known as ‘Some User Experience’ or... SUX? #a11y” —Billy Gregory
“When UX doesn’t consider all users, shouldn’t it be known as ‘Some User Experience’ or... SUX? #a11y” —Billy Gregory