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Strings in TPL files will need to be turned into dynamic content, which

Smarty will replace by the translation for the chosen language. In our

sample module, this file:

mymodule.tpl (partial)

<li>

<a href="{$base_dir}modules/mymodule/mymodule_page.php" title="Click this

link">Click me!</a>

</li>

...becomes:

mymodule.tpl (partial)

<li>

<a href="{$base_dir}modules/mymodule/mymodule_page.php" title="{l

s='Click this link' mod='mymodule'}">{l s='Click me!' mod='mymodule'}</a>

</li>

...and this one:

mymodule_page.tpl

<h4>Welcome!</h4>

...

Click me!

...becomes:

mymodule.tpl

<h4>{l s='Welcome!' mod='mymodule'}</h4>

...

{l s='Click me!' mod='mymodule'}

The translation tool needs the mod parameter in order to match the string

to translate with its translation.

Strings are delimited with single quotes. If a string contains single quotes,

they should be escaped using a backslash ().

This way, strings can be directly translated inside PrestaShop: go to the

"Tools" tab, its "Translations" sub-tab, and in the "Modify translations"

drop-down menu, choose "Module translations", then click the French flag

in order to translate modules into French.

The next page displays all the strings for all the currently-installed

modules. Modules that have all their strings already translated have their

fieldset closed, whereas if at least one string is missing in a module's

translation, its fieldset is expanded.

In order to translate your module's strings (the ones that were "marked"

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