This was unnecessary and also incorrect. The guidance is shown in the users
own language, not in the @locale of the copyright statement, and so
doesn't need any language wrapping and certainly not stating that it's in
the @locale.
<!-- Maybe ease foreigners back to their native page -->
<% if t(".legal_babble", :locale => I18n.locale) != t(".legal_babble", :locale => :en) %>
<!-- Maybe ease foreigners back to their native page -->
<% if t(".legal_babble", :locale => I18n.locale) != t(".legal_babble", :locale => :en) %>
- <%= tag.div :lang => @locale, :dir => t("html.dir", :locale => @locale) do %>
- <h1><%= t ".native.title" %></h1>
- <p>
- <%= t ".native.html",
- :native_link => link_to(t(".native.native_link"),
- :controller => "site",
- :action => "copyright",
- :copyright_locale => nil),
- :mapping_link => link_to(t(".native.mapping_link"),
- :controller => "site",
- :action => "index") %>
- </p>
- <% end %>
+ <h1><%= t ".native.title" %></h1>
+ <p>
+ <%= t ".native.html",
+ :native_link => link_to(t(".native.native_link"),
+ :controller => "site",
+ :action => "copyright",
+ :copyright_locale => nil),
+ :mapping_link => link_to(t(".native.mapping_link"),
+ :controller => "site",
+ :action => "index") %>
+ </p>
<hr />
<% end %>
<% else %>
<hr />
<% end %>
<% else %>