EmailLanguage

Corex\Mail\EmailLanguage · interface · Core layer

The language an email is drawn in: which way its text runs, what its lang says, and what the strings CoreX wrote into it are translated to. It is not the language of the request that draws it. WordPress answers is_rtl(), get_bloginfo('language') and every translated string for the request, and in the admin a request is in the signed-in person’s own profile language. An email is read by somebody else. Whatever writes a word of an email asks here, and not only what draws its design: a subject or a line of a body translated before a mailer has it is in the request’s language for good (DECISIONS #362). It lives in the core for that reason. A form’s notification and a Guides support message are written on a site without CoreX Mail as well.

Public API

during(callable $draw): mixed

Draw in the email’s language, and leave the request in its own.