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Thank you Randy: it seems you're right. Something made me think that was a translation but it seems I was wrong :-)
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Thank you Randy: it seems you're right. Something made me think that was a translation but it seems I was wrong :-)

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Hi all. <br />
I'm trying to add Google site translator to this page:<br />
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<a href="http://ejemplos.webintenerife.com/buceorincondearona/Main/certificaciones2" rel="ugc">http://ejemplos.webintener<wbr />ife.com/bu<wbr />ceorincond<wbr />earona/Mai<wbr />n/certific<wbr />aciones2</a><br />
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As you see, I use css to hide the Google top bar: with that bar the user could return to the original version of the site, but that bar would hide the site menu and it would look bad. <br />
Now the question is: hot to cancel the translation end go back to the original language without that bar?<br />
For the moment I added the original language to the translator languages but this gives me not the original text but a new translation...<br />
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Thank you in advance
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Hi all. 
I'm trying to add Google site translator to this page:

http://ejemplos.webintenerife.com/buceorincondearona/Main/certificaciones2 (http://ejemplos.webintenerife.com/buceorincondearona/Main/certificaciones2)

As you see, I use css to hide the Google top bar: with that bar the user could return to the original version of the site, but that bar would hide the site menu and it would look bad. 
Now the question is: hot to cancel the translation end go back to the original language without that bar?
For the moment I added the original language to the translator languages but this gives me not the original text but a new translation...

Thank you in advance

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