Index: docs/chrome_settings.md |
diff --git a/docs/chrome_settings.md b/docs/chrome_settings.md |
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--- a/docs/chrome_settings.md |
+++ b/docs/chrome_settings.md |
@@ -109,19 +109,18 @@ An example of the form a checkbox should take in html: |
<label class="checkbox"> |
<input id="clear-cookies-on-exit" |
pref="profile.clear_site_data_on_exit" type="checkbox"> |
- <span i18n-content="clearCookiesOnExit"></span> |
+ <span>$i18n{clearCookiesOnExit}</span> |
</label> |
``` |
Of note: |
* the `checkbox` class allows us to style all checkboxes the same via CSS |
-* the class and ID are in dash-form * the i18n-content value is in camelCase |
+* the class and ID are in dash-form * the $i18n{} value is in camelCase |
* the pref attribute matches that which is defined in |
`chrome/common/pref_names.cc` and allows the prefs framework to |
automatically keep it in sync with the value in C++ |
-* the `i18n-content` value matches the string we defined in the WebUI handler. |
- The `textContent` of the `span` will automatically be set to the associated |
- text. |
+* the `$i18n{}` value matches the string we defined in the WebUI handler. |
+ The `$i18n{}` will automatically be set to the associated text. |
In this example, no additional JS or CSS are needed. |