Browsing Chinese (Traditional) translation

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**warning**: for anything that needs to be done with caution

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Try not to put everything into an admonition because then the truly important information is lost.

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**seealso**: for references to other documents if they need special attention. References to other documents can also be included in the text inline.

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The `Sphinx user documentation <http://sphinx.pocoo.org/>`_ is a great place to deepend your knowledge and understanding of using rST with Sphinx. If you have any questions, you can also check out the `Sphinx discussion group <http://groups.google.com/group/sphinx-dev/>`_.

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**todo**: for keeping a running ToDo list

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Conventions

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Each section that is related to a navigation menu item should have the path listed, e.g. *Content → Files*. It is best if you copy the arrow to get the correct one.

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Buttons such as *Save* or *Copy page* and also portfolio sections such as *Content*, *Porfolio* etc. are highlighted as emphasized text (with a single \*).

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Little buttons can be included in the text like |edit|, |manage|. They are added through a substitution. All replacements are kept in the file *shortcuts.rstext* which is included in each file in which a substitution is used by placing "``.. include:: /shortcuts.rstext``" in the first line of the file. Substitutions are referenced in the text as "``*Edit* button |edit|``" for example pointing out what the action is that you do with them. Translators should not edit the substitution "``|edit|``" itself, but only change "``*Edit* button``" taking care to include the \* again without placing any spaces between the \* and the text to ensure that the word appears highlighted.

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An index entry should be created for each section.