This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
You are experiencing issues with the new ATE redesign where the hover-line colors for translation fields are uniform, making it difficult to distinguish between automatically translated fields and those approved for translation. Previously, these were indicated by different colors which matched the progress bar at the bottom of the ATE window.
Solution:
We have updated the Advanced Translation Editor to address this issue. The color meanings are now as follows:
- Blue: Translated fields
- Dotted blue: Translated by automatic translation, might need review
- Solid blue: Translated either by the translator or from translation memory
- Yellow: Draft
- Light grey in Gen3 (black in Gen2): Not translated
We have removed the purple color, which indicated changes not saved on the ATE server, as we now autosave every time the user changes focus.
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