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I am trying to translate XLIFF files generated from Word Press in Studio 2017. After some online research, it seems there is a need to create a custom XML file type. I have tried doing that and have tinkered extensively with the settings to try to make it both segment the file correctly and turn the textual tags in the file into Studio tags that make it easy to see the text needing translation.
The largest problem is that it doesn't segment the file in any logical way. There are thr... See more
I am trying to translate XLIFF files generated from Word Press in Studio 2017. After some online research, it seems there is a need to create a custom XML file type. I have tried doing that and have tinkered extensively with the settings to try to make it both segment the file correctly and turn the textual tags in the file into Studio tags that make it easy to see the text needing translation.
The largest problem is that it doesn't segment the file in any logical way. There are three segments - The body text is all in one overwhelming segment.
I'm sure someone has to have seen this before and knows how to get this to work more normally.
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