Bug 1226865 - bug fixes to localization documentation.

docs/en/rst/localizing/caveats.rst

@@ -189,7 +189,7 @@ for a component. ``IF comp.bug_count > 1`` means "if there are more than one bug
 Let's say your language has to deal with three plural forms and that the terms "bug" and
 "pending" should be declensed as well.
 
-First, you'll have to populate the :file:`/template/en/default/global/variables.none.tmp`
+First, you'll have to populate the :file:`/template/en/default/global/variables.none.tmpl`
 file with the declensions for "bug", which would give something like:
 
 .. code-block:: text

docs/en/rst/localizing/get-the-source.rst

@@ -49,7 +49,8 @@ also use a four-letter locale code, e.g. ``pt-BR`` for Brazilian Portuguese or
 ``zh-CN`` for Chinese (Simplified). In the rest of this guide, your locale
 code will be represented by ``ab-CD``.
 
-Then, run:
+Open a terminal and go to your Bugzilla installation's top-level directory
+and then run:
 
 :command:`contrib/new-locale.pl ab-CD`
 

docs/en/rst/localizing/localizing-documentation.rst

@@ -23,8 +23,8 @@ Though I recommend that you read the documents stated above, here are a few rule
 
   <ul>
     <li>In <code>index.rst</code> files, never localize what is under the <code>.. toctree::</code> directive: these are file names.</li>
-    <li>Never localize a term surrounded with a double dot and two colons. For instance: <code><mark>.. warning::</mark> <span class="green">This is a warning.</span></code>. This
-    will be automatically localized if necessary at compilation time. You can localize what is located after, in green in this example.</li>
+    <li>Never localize a term surrounded with a double dot and two colons. For instance: <code><mark>.. warning::</mark> This is a warning</code>. This
+    will be automatically localized if necessary at compilation time. You can localize any text that comes after ("This is a warning" in this example).</li>
     <li>Exception: do not localize what is located after the directive <code>.. highlight:: console</code>. The word console here is for formatting purpose.</li>
     <li>Do not localize a term surrounded with two colons or with the signs lesser than and greater than:
     <code>:<mark>ref</mark>:`<span class="green">Démarrage rapide</span>&lt;<mark>quick-start</mark>&gt;`</code>. "ref" is a reserved word and "quick-start" is a file name. In the following syntax example, do not localize "using"

docs/en/rst/localizing/shipping.rst

@@ -10,4 +10,7 @@ Bugzilla administrator will untar in their ``$BUGZILLA_HOME`` directory.
 This command will find all of the files you've localized and put them into
 an appropriate tarball. Don't forget to replace both instances of ``ab-CD``:
 
+Open a terminal and go to your Bugzilla installation's top-level directory
+and then run:
+
 :command:`find -name "ab-CD" -print0 -o -path "./data" -prune | tar -cjvf ../bugzilla-ab-CD.tar.bz2 --null -T -`