I've turned back on the translation tool.

Its located on the home page, upper left hand corner.

Its very simple to type in any phrase, or word.

that is cool Adam! Is that a widget? I would love to embed it on my website! IS it possible? Can you post a link get the embed code? Is it free?

Steve,

No its not a widget, its custom code, which pulls specific data, and uses Googles translation software, to translate text. It also has the ability to automatically translate an entire page, by clicking on a countries flag, but I have those features turned off, since most of our visitors are American and read english already. Its on a page by page basis, so I would have to add this to each page, for it to work throughout the entire site.

Embed option - Not exactly, but I may be able to provide you something. What I could do, is add it to its own custom page, which would be a blank page. That way, you could use an IFRAME, and place it anywhere on your website. The IFRAME would be about 220px width. Is this something you would be interested in? If so, let me know and I can have it ready for you in about 10 min.

I have a wiki for my classroom. I would be willing to try it. I usually get an embed code for stuff like this but I would certainly be willing to try and embed it if you have the time and knowledge to make something like that. I have looked for a good tranlation widget before but never found one. Is it a google gadget? Here is my classroom wiki, look at it and see if you think it would work. you can click on gadgets or gizmos to see some of the other widgets I am using.
http://parkerwiki0910.pbworks.com/w.../FrontPage

Basically, all your going to do, is copy this code, and add it to your HTML.

It will automatically pull from JapanBases.com and place this code onto your site. You can specify where you want it to display, by putting the HTML above, in the correct location.

Let me know if you need any further assistance.

If you place it correctly, as I have provided, it will display as below:

it worked! It worked! Check it out! Now I just have to get the students to use it! Way cool! You rock, Adam!

http://parkerwiki0910.pbworks.com/w...421/Gizmos

it worked! It worked!

Glad I could help out..