# The Boards panel's parts for scenes (Edit mode): a new scene from a photo, and
# the scene on screen. A scene is a photo or a picture with hotspots on it
# (places on the picture that say or do what a word does), and a row of words
# beside or under it.

# Boards panel: heading of the section that makes a new scene from a photo.
scene-editor-new-heading = New scene from a photo
# Boards panel → New scene from a photo: what it is for.
scene-editor-new-hint = A photo of something happening now, or of a place, with hotspots to talk about it. Take it, drag across it to mark a hotspot, and give the hotspot words or a recording: it can be used at once.
# Boards panel → New scene from a photo: the label of the field for the new
# scene's name. Short.
scene-editor-name = Name
# Boards panel → New scene from a photo: the screen-reader name of that field.
scene-editor-name-field = Scene name
# Boards panel → New scene from a photo: a checkbox (on at first). "Back" is the
# name of the button that goes back to the board before. "The scene" is the new
# scene being made from the photo. The word goes on the board on screen (its
# words are the scene's name); the Back button goes on the new scene, in its row
# of words.
scene-editor-link = Add a word to this board that opens the scene (in the board's first empty place), and a Back button on the scene that returns to this board
# Boards panel → New scene from a photo: shown under that checkbox when the
# board on screen has no empty place. "All boards" is the Boards panel's list
# of boards. The scene is still made, with its Back button. Only the word that
# opens it is missing, because the board on screen is full.
scene-editor-no-room = This board has no empty place for a word that opens the scene. (When this board is itself a scene, the place has to be in its row of words.) The scene will still get a Back button that returns to this board: open the scene from All boards, or make room here first.
# Boards panel → New scene from a photo: the button that opens the camera (a
# camera icon is shown before it).
scene-editor-take-photo = Take a photo
# Boards panel → New scene from a photo: the button that opens the photos on
# this device.
scene-editor-choose-photo = Choose a photo
# Said by screen readers when the new scene is made and opened (Edit mode).
scene-editor-made = New scene. Drag across the picture to mark a hotspot, then give it words.
# Boards panel: heading of the section about the scene on screen.
scene-editor-this-heading = This scene
# Boards panel → This scene: how to mark and change hotspots. A promise: a
# hotspot keeps its place on the picture on every screen size.
scene-editor-this-hint = Drag across the picture to mark a hotspot; tap one to change it. A hotspot stays where it is on the picture, whatever the screen.
# Boards panel → This scene: the label of the field that describes the picture
# (screen readers read it as the scene's name).
scene-editor-description = What the picture shows (read out by screen readers)
# Boards panel → This scene: the screen-reader name of that field.
scene-editor-description-name = What the picture shows
# Boards panel → This scene: the button that saves what the picture shows.
# Short.
scene-editor-save = Save
# Boards panel → This scene: a button that makes a hotspot in the middle of the
# picture, for a partner who cannot drag (its words come next).
scene-editor-add-middle = Add a hotspot in the middle
# Boards panel → This scene: the screen-reader name of the two choices of where
# the scene's row of words goes.
scene-editor-words-name = The scene's words
# Boards panel → This scene: a choice: the row of words under the picture.
scene-editor-words-under = Words under the picture
# Boards panel → This scene: a choice: the row of words beside the picture.
scene-editor-words-beside = Words beside the picture
# Boards panel → This scene: a note before the buttons that change the picture.
scene-editor-new-picture-note = A new picture keeps the hotspots where they are on it: mark again any that are now in the wrong place.
# Boards panel → This scene: the button that takes a new photo for the scene (a
# camera icon is shown before it).
scene-editor-take-new-photo = Take a new photo
# Boards panel → This scene: the button that chooses another photo on this
# device for the scene.
scene-editor-choose-another-photo = Choose another photo
# Change description (completes the edit bar's "Undo …" and the screen reader's
# "Undone: …"; see editing.ftl): what the picture shows was changed.
scene-editor-undo-description = changing what the scene shows
# Change description (completes "Undo …" and "Undone: …"): the scene's words
# were put beside the picture.
scene-editor-undo-words-beside = putting the scene's words beside it
# Change description (completes "Undo …" and "Undone: …"): the scene's words
# were put under the picture.
scene-editor-undo-words-under = putting the scene's words under it
# Change description (completes "Undo …" and "Undone: …"): the scene's picture
# was changed.
scene-editor-undo-picture = changing the scene's picture